Biografia
María Gracia is one of the most cherished actresses in Chilean television. She has starred in some of the most popular TV series in recent years and boasts a vast career spanning film, theater, and fiction series on international platforms. She received the Caleuche Award for Best Leading Actress in a Television Series in 2017 for her role in "SRES. PAPIS."
In film, María Gracia has collaborated with acclaimed directors such as Matías Bize ("The Life of Fish," 2010 - Goya Award winner), Marialy Rivas ("Young & Wild," 2021 and "Princesita," 2017), Fernando Guzzoni ("Dog Flesh," 2012), Daniel Peralta ("Andrés Reads and Writes," 2016), and Andrés Wood ("Spider," 2019).
Her television career includes leading roles in productions like "Martín Rivas" (2010), "Témpano" (2011), "Dama y Obrero" (2012), "Papá a la Deriva" (2015), "Sres. Papis" (2016), "Si Yo Fuera Rico" (2018), "Edificio Corona" (2021), "Amar Profundo" (2021), and "Hijos del Desierto" (2022). She has also appeared in series such as "Ecos del Desierto" (2013) and "The Red Band Society" (2014).
Known for her performances in "La Jauría," "Spider," "Dog Flesh," and "Young & Wild," María Gracia continues to be a prominent figure in Chilean entertainment.
