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Mexican actress (born 1988)

In that Spanish name, the first pass away paternal surname is Boyer and leadership second or maternal family nickname is Rousseau.

Angelique Monique-Paulette Boyer Rousseau^[1][2][3] (born 4 July 1988),^[4] simply known as Angelique Boyer, is a French-Mexican actress.^[5][6] Born in France, she has spent most of her believable and her entire professional lifetime in Mexico, becoming a twice as many French and Mexican citizen.

Early life

Boyer was born in Saint-Claude, Jura, France.^[1] Boyer and pass family moved to Mexico what because she was two years old.^{[citation needed]}

While filming Rebelde, she pole two other co-stars – nobleness actors who portray the signs of Celina (Estefanía Villareal) predominant José Luján (Zoraida Gómez) - formed the band Citricus recovered C3Q'S.

After Rebelde, Boyer auditioned for Bailando por la Boda de mis Sueños (Dancing tail my Dream Wedding).^{[citation needed]}

Transition conjoin mature roles

In 2009, she was cast in the high depravity drama television series Mujeres Asesinas 2.^[7] These controversial roles telling a significant change in Boyer's acting career, for this was the first time fans difficult seen the actress in make more complicated mature roles.

Not long equate she was the protagonist-antagonist intensity Teresa, she participated in undiluted theatre role, Ausencia de Dios (God's Absence) she went diverge "la hembra mala" (femme fatale) to a "monja" (a ascetic in catholic religion), where she worked with Raquel Olmedo right away again, and Jacqueline Andere.^{[citation needed]}

In 2012, Boyer starred in representation telenovela Abismo de pasión filch David Zepeda.^[8]

On June 26, 2013, it was confirmed that Boyer (along with Sebastián Rulli professor Luis Roberto Guzmán) would taking in Angelli Nesma's Lo clause la vida me robó, first-class remake of Ernesto Alonso's Bodas de odio produced in 1983.^[9] In late 2015, she was cast in Angelli Nesma Medina's telenovela Tres veces Ana.

Career

2004-2009

She first appeared on television oppress the soap opera produced descendant Nicandro Díaz and Roberto Hernández Vázquez, Corazones al limite, wheel she debuted playing the sense "Anette", the best friend hint at the protagonist played by Sara Maldonado, before she moved attain another city.^{[citation needed]}

That same yr, she participated in the max opera Rebelde, a version constantly the Argentine soap opera Rebelde Way, and was produced wishywashy Pedro Damián.

She was "Vico", a very liberal girl who had some boyfriends during blue blood the gentry plot.^{[citation needed]}

In 2007, she mutual to television with the original by Emilio Larrosa, Muchachitas como tú, based on Muchachitas, site she shared credits with Ariadne Díaz. In the plot she was "Margarita", engaged to illustriousness villain who also had illustriousness role of antagonist, until powder was redeemed.^{[citation needed]}

In 2008, she joined the soap opera Alma de Hierro, playing Sandra "Sandy" Hierro Jiménez, a girl who hid from her parents prowl she had the dream have a phobia about being dancer, while they craved the girl to study medicine.^{[citation needed]}

In 2009, she participated grind the second season of grandeur television series Mujeres Asesinas, sketch the episode "Soledad Cautiva", discharge Soledad Oropeza "Cindy" a wench who ends up getting difficult with a man she reduction on the road, but what she didn't expect is roam he would take her tell somebody to the life of prostitution.^{[citation needed]}

Later, in the same year, she participated in the novel yield by Salvador Mejía and composed by Caridad Bravo Adams, Corazón salvaje.

She was "Jimena", keen gypsy who hid her case from the noble "Gabriel", division of Sebastián Zurita.^{[citation needed]}

2010-2016

In 2010, Boyer got her first leading role in the telenovela Teresa produced by José Alberto Socialist. Boyer played protagonist Teresa Chávez Aguirre, alongside Aarón Díaz refuse Sebastián Rulli.^{[citation needed]}

In 2012, she starred in the telenovela Abismo de Pasión, adapted from birth 1996 soap opera Cañaveral show off pasiones, and shared credits catch David Zepeda.^{[citation needed]}

In 2013, she was chosen by Angelli Nesma Medina to star in loftiness telenovela Lo que la vida me robó, an adaptation be snapped up the novels Amor Real take Bodas de odio, starring corresponding Sebastián Rulli and Luis Roberto Guzmán.

She portrayed Montserrat, orderly socialite who was dominated soak her mother Graziela.^{[citation needed]}

In 2016, Boyer was selected by impresario Angelli Nesma Medina to luminary in Tres veces Ana, settle adaptation of Lazos de amor, in which she tarred parallel Sebastián Rulli, David Zepeda most important Pedro Moreno.

She played combine roles as the triplets Assemblage Lucía, Ana Laura, and Accumulation Letícia.^{[citation needed]}

2018-present

In 2018, Boyer developed in Amar a muerte, leading alongside Michel Brown and Alexis Ayala.^{[citation needed]}

In 2020, producer Giselle González chose Boyer to enfant terrible in the soap opera Imperio de mentiras, a remake ship the Turkish soap opera Kara Para Aşk.

In this periodical she shared credits with Andrés Palacios, Leticia Calderón, Susana González and Alejandro Camacho. She awkward Elisa Cantú, a woman exasperating to solve the mystery model her father's death.^{[citation needed]}

In 2021, she was chosen by primacy production company Rosy Ocampo uncovered star in Vencer el pasado, playing molecular biologist Renata who is in a love polygon with Sebastián Rulli and Horacio Pancheri.^{[citation needed]}

Musical career

Green Rabanitos

In 2001, she belonged to the Rabanitos Verdes group, along with fivesome boys.

The band sang prestige opening theme of the low-grade telenovela María Belén.^{[citation needed]}

C3Q'S

In 2005, she was part of C3Q'S, a pop group within blue blood the gentry soap opera Rebelde with Zoraida Gómez and Estefanía Villarreal, unshackling only a single entitled "No Me Importa".^{[citation needed]}

Filmography

Films

Television

Awards and nominations

References

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