Ninel Conde
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| Ninel Conde | |
| Born | Ninel Herrera Conde September 29, 1970 Toluca, State of Mexico, Mexico |
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| Other name(s) | Ninel Conde |
| Occupation | Actress and Singer |
Ninel Herrera Conde (born September 29, 1970) is a Mexican actress, model, and Latin Grammy Award-nominated recording artist, best known for her performances in Rebelde and Fuego en La Sangre.
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[edit] Career
In 2004, Conde participated in the third edition of the reality show Big Brother VIP and was voted-off after 43 days of confinement. In October 2004, she began acting on Rebelde, produced by Pedro Damián. Her most remarkable role so far has been this one. Her role as Alma Rey in Rebelde (2004-2006) expanded her career to Chile, Romania, Africa, and Australia and other Spanish-speaking countries.
In 2005, Conde began appearing on the American dramedy series Ugly Betty where she portrays an actress on a 'faux' telenovela that is seen by the main character's family.
She also participated in contest reality show titled El Show de los Sueños, alongside Pee Wee, Kalimba, Gloria Trevi, DJ Flex, Mariana Seoane, and Pricilla.
In 2008, she played the character Rosario in Fuego en la Sangre.
Conde is expected to release Libre, her new musical project, by the Fall of 2009.
[edit] Discography
- Ninel Conde
- Y ganó el amor (2004)
- La Rebelde (2005)
- El Bombón Asesino (2006)
- Libre (2009)
[edit] Singles
- "La Rebelde"
- "Todo Conmigo"
- "No Me Veras"
- "Ingrato"
- "El Bombón Asesino"
- "Libre"
- "Mujeriego"
[edit] Personal life
Conde has a daughter named Sofia from a previous marriage with a man named José Manuel Figueroa.
Conde was nearly killed during an aircraft flight. Upon departing Costa Rica, the aircraft aborted its take off and fell into a lake. Fortunately, the people on board were saved.
Conde married businessman Juan Cepeda in a ceremony at the port of Acapulco, Mexico on December 9, 2007.
People magazine reported that her mother died from cancer on April 10, 2008.[citation needed]
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