Maribel Guardia
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Acting Credits
Biography
Maribel Guardia (born Maribel del Rocío Fernández García on May 29, 1959 in San José, Costa Rica) is a Costa Rican actress, model, singer and TV hostess, who works in Mexico, and currently lives and resides in Mexico. Winner Miss Costa Rica 1978 and Miss Universe-Miss Photogenic 1978.
Known For
Filmography
¿Apostarías por Mí?
2026
as Invitada
Laura Bozzo
2025
as Self
Cómplices
2025
as Roberta Castrejón
My Father's Mexican Wedding
2023
as Lupe
Amores permitidos
2022
as self
Albertano Contra los Mostros
2022
as Lola D’Bo
¿Quién es la Máscara?
2019
as Mini Chang
La Más Draga
2018
as Maribel Guardia
Italian Bride
2014
as Julieta
Corona de lágrimas
2012
as Julieta Vázquez
A Double Identity
2010
as Pilar Alarcón de Arrioja
Muévete
2009
¡Qué madre, tan padre!
2006
as Maribel Galicia
Misión S.O.S
2004
as Ximena Lozano
Adventures in Time
2001
as Flor del Huerto
Los 6 mandamientos de la risa
1999
Reclusorio III
1999
Serafín
1999
as Carmen
Tú y yo
1996
as Estela Díaz-Infante de Santillana
Los cómplices del infierno
1995
as Deborah
La Pura
1994
as Pura
Prisionera De Amor
1994
as Cristina Carbajal / Florencia Rondán
El Asesino del Zodiaco
1993
as Lisa
Aquí, el que no corre... vuela
1992
as Reme
Mujer de cabaret
1991
as Alicia Conde
Perseguida
1991
as Lorena Buendia
El inocente y las pecadoras
1990
Furia en la sangre
1988
El rey de los taxistas
1988
as Lorena
El Gato Negro
1987
El Cuatrero
1987
Tragic Deaths
1987
Vuelven los pistoleros famosos III
1987
Ser charro es ser Mexicano
1987
Pistoleros Famosos II
1986
The Female Scorpion
1986
as Eugenia / The Scorpion
De Todas... Todas!
1985
Terror and Black Lace
1985
as Isabel Martinez
Contrato con la muerte
1985
A garrote limpio
1985
as Susana Guardia
La Pulquería Ataca de Nuevo
1985
as Querida, María Teresa Ríos
Peter Knife
1984
as Rosa
La Muerte Cruzo El Rio Bravo
1984
as Cristina
Macho Que Ladra No Muerde
1984
Un Hombre Violento
1984
as Lucia Castillano
Juan Charrasqueado y Gabino Barrera
1982
El Bronco
1982
El diablo en persona
1982
as La Zarca
Como México no hay dos
1981