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(June 2010) Rocío Banquells Background information Birth name María del Rocío Banquells Nuñez Born June 2, 1960 (1960-06-02) (age 50) Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico Origin Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico Genres Pop Occupations Singer, actress Years active 1968–present Labels Universal Website Official website María del Rocío Banquells Nuñez (born June 2, 1960), is a Mexican pop singer and actress, best known for her work on television, the stage and cinema of Mexico and Latin America. Her mezzo voice is one of the most versatile voices from Mexico. She sing the same operetta that ranchero, rock and balladas. Contents 1 Early life and career 2 Discography 2.1 Collaborations 3 Acting career 3.1 Films 3.2 Television 3.3 Telenovelas 3.4 TV shows 3.5 Stage credits 4 External links // Early life and career Born in Monterrey, Mexico in 1958, Rocío is the daughter of the Mexican actor and director Rafael Banquells and the actress Dina de Marco. She is half-sister of the actress Sylvia Pasquel (daughter of her father and the well-known actress Silvia Pinal). Her other brothers are Janette, Jose Manuel, Mary Paz, Ariadne and Rafael. Rocio begin her career in a special guest in the 1968 Banquells's telenovela Gutierritoz. She moved to the stages in the early 1970s. In 1978 she starred o the musical Sound of Music along the Mexican singer Lupita D'Alessio. Other notable stage performances of Rocío are in the Mexican versions of Grease and Jesus Christ Superstar. In 1979, Rocio starred in the Mexican telenovelas's international success Los ricos tambien lloran, alongside Verónica Castro. Other memorable Banquells performances in the TV are Bianca Vidal (1983) and La fiera (1984). She realized memorable interpretations specially in evil characters. In 1985 she began her musical career with the album Rocío Banquells, that includes the 1980s superhits Este hombre no se toca, Luna Mágica and Abrazame. Banquells continued her musical career during the late 1980s and early 1990s. In 1997 a legal conflict caused the Banquells retirement for over 10 years. In 2006, Banquells returns in the Televisa's reality show Cantando por un sueño, and in 2007 returns with a new album named Nací para tí, recorded live in the Teatro de la Ciudad in Mexico City. In the same year, she returned to the TV in the telenovela Pasión. Actually Banquells starred the Mexican version of the success musical Mamma Mia! as Donna. For her work in the recording industry, stage and television Banquells' handprints and star have been embedded onto the Paseo de las Luminarias in Mexico City, alongside her half-sister Sylvia Pasquel. Discography POW. 1985: Rocío Banquells 1986: Con él 1987: Entrega Total - First Mariachi album. 1988: En el alambre 1989: Llorarás, llorarás 1990: Un sueño que alguna vez soñe - Includes the Banquells music performances of Broadway musicals like Evita and Jesus Christ Superstar). 1990: Escucha el infinito 1991: A mi viejo - Dedicated to her father. 1993: A la Vírgen Morena - Tribute to the Virgin of Guadalupe. 1993: Genio y figura 1995: La fuerza del amor 1996: Coincidir:Grandes Exitos 1998: Recuerdos de un sentimiento 2007: Nací para tí - Live in the Teatro de la Ciudad. 2007: Las numero uno Collaborations No me puedo escapar de tí - Duet with Luis Miguel (1987) La Bella y la Bestia (Beauty and the Beast) - Duet with Mijares (1992) Todo por amor - Duet with Armando Manzanero (2008) Acting career Films 1973: Adorables Mujercitas Television Telenovelas 1973: Los que ayudan a Dios 1974: Ha llegado una intrusa 1975: Barata de primavera 1976: Mi hermana la Nena 1978: Ladronzuela 1979: Los ricos tambien lloran 1980: Querer volar 1981: Juegos del Destino 1982: Bianca Vidal 1984: La Fiera 1996: Te dejare de Amar 2007: Pasión 2008: Cuidado con el Angel 2010: Cuando me enamoro 2010: Mujeres Asesinas México (Season 3, Pre-production) TV shows 2006: Cantando por un sueño Stage credits 2009-2010: Mamma Mia! 2008: La Bella y la Bestia, el musical de Broadway (Beauty and the Beast) 2007: Los monólogos de la vagina Director: Abby Epstein. 1997-1998: Evita Director: Larry Fuller 1984: Todo se vale (Anything Goes) 1983: Jesuscristo Superestrella (Jesus Christ Superstar) Director: Manuel Gurría 1982: Un gran final Diector: José Luis Ibáñez. 1981-1982 Evita Director: Harold Prince 1980: Aló!... Aló!... número equivocado Director: Rafael Banquells. 1979: Anita la huerfanita (Annie) Director: José Luis Ibáñez. 1980: Godspell 1978: El país de las sonrisas Director: Giussepe Di Stefano. 1977: Lili Director: José Luis Ibáñez 1975: La novicia rebelde (The Sound of Music) 1975: Ciao Valentino Director: Rafael Banquells. 1973-1974: Vaselina (Grease) Director: Benny Ibarra 1972: El día que secuestraron al Papa Director: Rafael Banquells. 1970: Cosas de mamá y papá Director: Rafael Banquells. 1970: Los años imposibles Director: Rafael Banquells. External links Official website AlmaLatina.Net Rocío Banquells at the Internet Movie Database Persondata Name Banquells, Rocío Alternative names Nuñez, María del Rocío Banquells Short description Singer, actress Date of birth 1960-06-02 Place of birth Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico Date of death Place of death