Bárbara Lombardo
Barbara Lombardo, born and raised in Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, studied acting at the Julio Chavez Theater School in Buenos Aires. She began her career playing the role of "Vanina" on the television series "Resistiré". The show broke records and was a huge hit with a strong fan base. From there she had lead roles in series like : "Socias" and "Mujeres Asesinas". Barbara went on to play "Pochi", a series lead and huge fan favorite on "El Puntero" which has been ranked as one of Argentina's most successful series to date. Other television credits include : "History Of A Clan" and the comedies "The Rich Do Not Ask Permission", "The Roldan" and "You Are My Man". In Mexico, she joined the cast of series like "XY La Magazine" and the second season of "Soy Tu Fan" where she performed speaking with a neutral accent in Spanish. On the feature side, She starred as "Cristina Quadri / Sofia Lombardi" in "Captive" for which she was nominated for the Silver Condor - Best New Actress award from the Argentinian Film Critics Association. The story centered on young woman ("Cristina") who is told she is not who she thinks she is and is actually the missing daughter of activists who disappeared in 70's Argentina. This film earned multiple international award nominations including a win at the San Sebastián Festival. Additional film credits include: "The Mugger", "El Hombre Que Corría Tras El Viento", "2001 Mientras Kubrick Estaba En El Espacio". In 2020, she starred as "Manuela" in the feature film "Manuela" filmed on location in Los Angeles, CA.
Bárbara Luz
Bárbara Luz is known for Unicórnio (2017), Cinco da Tarde and TPM! Meu amor (2022).
Bárbara López
Bárbara López is a Mexican actress and model born in the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León on August 13, 1992. Bárbara gained greater recognition for her performance as Érika Ballesteros, in the novela Vino el amor (2016), shown by the channel Las Estrellas. Her great success, however, came when she participated in the Mexican TV series Amar a muerte (2018), in which she gave life to the character Juliana Valdés, who in history had a loving relationship with Valentina Carvajal, played by actress Macarena Achaga. This is how the famous shipper "Juliantina" emerged, the first lesbian couple to be presented in prime time by an open signal from the Las Estrellas channel. In early 2020, she gave life to the character Rocío, the protagonist of the Netflix series Desenfrenadas (2020).
Bárbara Maia
Bárbara Maia is known for Cordel Encantado (2011), A História de Ester (2010) and Ricos de Amor (2020).
Bárbara Martínez
Bárbara Martínez is known for The Girls at the Back (2022), Pasado de Copas: Drunk History (2018) and Necesidad (2015).
Bárbara Mori
Barbara Mori began her career in television where she starred in telenovelas for more than 10 years. The most notable of those was "Rubí" which garnered her international recognition globally. Through this notoriety she has had the opportunity to work in such countries such as Chile, The United States, Spain, India and South Africa. Following her television success Mori also ventured into cinema with films such as "My Brother's Wife", "Love Pain and Vice Versa", "Kites" and "Cantinflas", among others. In 2012 she created her own production company, "Lua Producciones", with which she has produced films such "Alice in Marialand", The Mongolian Conspiracy", Thirty Single and Fantastic" and the television series "Dos Lunas" That same year Mori also began the charitable foundation "Amorinfinito Fundation", which is dedicated to fulfilling the dreams of boys and girls who are going through terminal illness or who are at risk of death. It continues to be a huge focus for her today. Next up, she is preparing her debut feature as a screenwriter and director.
Bárbara Paz
Barbara Paz is a critically acclaimed, award winning Brazilian actress, producer and director. In her acting career she has performed in over 25 plays by a wide range of playwrights, from Oscar Wilde to Tennessee Williams. She is also a hugely popular television star under permanent contract to TV Globo. In 2013 the Ministry of Culture awarded her the highly prestigious Medalha do Cavalheiro - Knight's Medal, in recognition of her outstanding work. As a director and producer she has worked on many television programmes and shorts among which are Conversa com Ele - Conversation with Him (2019) and Ato - The Act (2020). In 2019 Barbara published the book Mr Babenco, and its success inspired her to go on to make her first feature-length documentary BABENCO - TELL ME WHEN I DIE. It was first shown at the 2019 Venice Film Festival where it won Best Documentary in the official Venice Classics competition. At MIFF 2020 (Mumbai, India) it also won Best Documentary, and won the same prize again at FICVINA 2020.
Bárbara Perea
Bárbara Perea is known for Niche, Lo que diga el corazón (2014), Bolívar: Una lucha admirable (2019) and La Ley del Corazón (2016).
Bárbara Pereira
Bárbara Pereira is an actress, known for Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho (2014).
Bárbara Rey
Bárbara Rey was born on February 2, 1950 in Totana, Murcia, Spain. She is an actress, known for La escopeta nacional (1978), Teufelscamp der verlorenen Frauen (1978) and La noche de los brujos (1974). She was previously married to Ángel Cristo.