Biografia
Amparo Noguera stands out as one of Chile’s most prominent actresses today, boasting a career spanning over 30 years across film, television, and theater. Renowned for her versatility and talent across diverse genres and acting styles, she captivates audiences with her charisma, mystery, and elegance in both leading and supporting roles. Cherished by directors and celebrated by colleagues, it is certain that the international industry will soon recognize her talent on a global scale.
In cinema, she has worked with Chile’s most esteemed directors, including Pablo Larraín, Raúl Ruiz, Sebastián Lelio, and Fernando Guzzoni, among others. Her filmography features critically and publicly acclaimed works such as Tony Manero (2008), No (2012), A Fantastic Woman (2017), and Blanquita (2022), the latter serving as Chile’s submission to the Academy Awards. On television, she has appeared in iconic series beloved by multiple generations of Chilean viewers, including Romané (2000), El Laberinto de Alicia (2011), and La Jauría (2019).
Her exceptional talent and commitment have earned her numerous accolades throughout her career, including the Altazor Award, Pedro Sienna Award, and Caleuche Award. Additionally, she received a Platino Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress for the series 42 Days of Darkness (2022), produced by Fábula for Amazon.