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Curriculum Vitae

The End is the Beginning
at Great Heights

Date of Birth:

November 7, 1964

Nationality:

Argentine and Italian
European Community

Studies:

Professor of Primary Education
Journalism (with diploma)
Professor of Theatrical Games for Children
Oratory: Falcultad de Buenos Aires Theatrical: from 1981 to the present

Profession:

Actress
Theatre, motion pictures and television (series, miniseries and soap operas)

Journalist
Press, Radio and Television

Actress,
Some TV Jobs:

Internationally Distributed:
La Extrana Dama, Buenos Aires, Hablame de Amor, Cosecharas tu Siembra, Corazones de Fuego, Antonella, Apasionada, Gasoleros, Campeones

Local Productions:
Di Maggio, Zona de Riesgo, Luces y Sombras, Montaña Rusa, Como Pan Caliente, Verano del 98, La Mujer del Presidente, Campeones

Actress,
Some parts in Cine:

"Buenos Aires me Mata"
Director: Beda D'Ocampo Feijoo

"Loco"
Director: Esteban Mellino

"Esa Maldita Costilla"
Director: Juan José Jusid

Actress, Some jobs in Publicity:

Acer: Portables
Bagó Laboratories
Banco Boston
Cerveza Quilmes
Comsat
Mapfre Reinsurance Group
Mc Donald´s
Red de Clubes Megatlón
Telecom
Vino Toro

Madrid, Spain:
Years:2000,2001,
2002,2003,
2004,2005,
2006,2007,
2008.

Technical Actor's Workshops for
Television: with casting Directors of gran prestige.

Journalist
Correspondent in Spain for "TVMAS", Miami (a monthly publication related to the USA Hispanic, Latin American and Spanish television market) and correspondent for the magazine "ONLY TELENOVELAS", in Miami (a business guide in the Soap Opera market)

Family:

My Father: Felipe Manno
My Mother: Carmela Crescitelli
My Sisters: Mari Manno de Giménez and Susana Manno de Sorroche
My Six Nephews and Nieces: María Isabel, Felipe Andrés, María Sol, Ángeles, Marcos Miguel, Sofía

Music:

Pop, Funk, New Age, Classic

One Book:

"The Greatest Salesman in the World" (Og Mandino)

Favorite
Personalities:

Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Mahatma Gandhi
Martin Luther King

Favorite
Thoughts:

"Don't dream about your life but better yet live your dreams if you can dream of them, and you can."
(Anonymous)

"The richer is not he who has more, but he who needs less."
(Og Mandino)

"What a caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly."
(Richard Bach)

"The surest way to condemn yourself to mediocrity is to do only the work for which you are paid."
(Og Mandino)

"Love is the sustentation of life."
(Victoria Manno)