How Victoria Ruffo built a successful career. Explore key moments that defined the journey.
Victoria Ruffo is a renowned Mexican actress, primarily recognized for her extensive work in telenovelas. She is known for her dramatic roles and has gained significant popularity throughout Latin America and beyond due to her performances in various successful telenovelas. She remains an active and influential figure in the world of Mexican television.
In 1980, Victoria Ruffo began her acting career with supporting roles in the telenovela Conflictos de un Médico, directed by Ernesto Alonso, and continued with a role in Al Rojo vivo.
In 1983, Valentín Pimsteín offered Victoria Ruffo the lead role in "La fiera", where she played Natalia Ramirez alongside Guillermo Capetillo.
In 1985, Victoria Ruffo starred in Carlos Téllez's telenovela "Juana Iris", alongside Valentín Trujillo and her sister, Gabriela Ruffo.
In 1987, Victoria Ruffo worked in Ernesto Alonso's telenovela Victoria.
In 1989, Valentín Pimstein offered Victoria Ruffo the main role in the telenovela "Simplemente María".
In 1993, Victoria Ruffo starred as Cristina Aranda in "Capricho", a telenovela by Carlos Sotomayor.
In 1995, Victoria Ruffo starred as Consuelo Villagrán in "Pobre niña rica", a telenovela by Enrique Segoviano.
In 1998, Victoria Ruffo starred as Elena Carvajal in the telenovela "Vivo por Elena".
In 2000, Victoria Ruffo starred alongside Aracely Arámbula in Salvador Mejía's "Abrazame muy fuerte".
In 2005, Victoria Ruffo made a comeback in the critically acclaimed telenovela "La madrastra", where she starred with César Évora.
In 2007, Victoria Ruffo starred in the Telemundo production "Victoria" alongside Arturo Peniche and Mauricio Ochmann.
In 2008, Victoria Ruffo played a leading role in Carlos Moreno's "En nombre del amor" with Leticia Calderón, Allisson Lozz and Altaír Jarabo, playing Macarena, sister to Leticia Calderón's character, Carlota.
In mid-2010, Victoria Ruffo was confirmed to lead in Salvador Mejía Alejandre's telenovela "Triunfo del amor", where she played "Victoria", starring alongside Maite Perroni, William Levy, and Diego Oliveira.
In 2012, José Alberto Castro confirmed Victoria Ruffo to star in the telenovela "Corona de lágrimas" alongside José María Torre, Mané de la Parra, Alejandro Nones, and Adriana Louvier. Due to her performance in "Corona de lágrimas" she won the 31st TVyNovelas Awards for Best Lead Actress.
In 2014, Victoria Ruffo played a leading role in the telenovela "La malquerida", alongside Ariadne Díaz, Christian Meier, África Zavala, and Arturo Peniche.
In 2016, Salvador Mejia called Victoria Ruffo to lead the cast of the telenovela "Las Amazonas".
In 2019, Victoria Ruffo starred in "Cita a Ciegas", a comic telenovela, marking her crossover to the comedy genre. Her role as Maura was well received, and it was the first telenovela where she did not cry.
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