Natalia Estrada

Natalia Estrada
Born (1972-09-03) September 3, 1972 (age 52)
OccupationActress
Spouses
Giorgio Mastrota
(m. 1992; div. 1998)
Andrea Mischianti
(m. 2007)
ChildrenNatalia Mastrota
Modeling information
Height1.69
Hair colorBlack
Eye colorBrown

Natalia Estrada (born Gijón, Asturias, Spain, September 3, 1972) is a Spanish retired actress, model and television presenter.

Biography

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When she was 15 she moved to Madrid where she did music and acting classes and became a flamenco and classical ballet dancer.

She also had the opportunity to appear with Penélope Cruz on the musical program "La quinta marcha" from (1990–1991), on the Spanish Telecinco channel. Natalia was a presenter for the Miss Spain competitions and a presenter for news and soccer telecasts. She jumped to the big screen in 1992, when she was cast in the film Aqui, el que no corre... vuela. She has worked in Italian TV, with roles in "Il Quizzone", and "Campioni di ballo", and made her important debut in a film called "Aqui El Que No Corre As Vuela,". In 1996 she had her first big hit in "The Cyclone." Natalia appeared as herself in a comedy, "Paparazzi", and was cast in the musical comedy called "Jolly Blu". In 2006 she had a small role in El Club de Flo on La Sexta Spanish TV channel.

Television

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  • Mira quién baila!" (3 episodes)

Episode dated 8 January 2007 (8 January 2007) - Herself

  • "Club de Flo, El" (5 episodes)

Episode dated 26 May 2006 (26 May 2006) - Herself Episode dated 12 September 2006 (12 September 2006) - Herself

  • "Tan a gustito" (1 episode)

Episode #1.2 (30 October 2005) - Herself

  • "Corazón de..." (1 episode)

Episode dated 20 September 2005 (20 September 2005) - Herself

  • "La Noche abierta," (1 episode)

Episode dated 20 December 2001 (20 December 2001) - Herself

  • "Bellezas al agua" (9 episodes)

Episode dated 4 July 1992 (4 July 1992) - Host

Filmography

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  • Hora final (1992)
  • Aquí, el que no corre...vuela (1992)
  • "Bellezas al agua" (9 episodes, 1992)
  • The Cyclone (1996)
  • Jolly Blu (1998)
  • Olé (2006)

See also

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