About Ebelin Ortiz
Born 1971. Ebelin Ortiz is a Peruvian singer and actor.
Francisca Ebelin Cebelin Ortiz González (born 5 February 1971), known as Ebelin Ortiz, is a Peruvian actress, television presenter, and singer.
Career Ebelin Ortiz began her artistic career as "Burbujita" in the children's cast of Yola Polastri. Later she participated in various theatrical productions, improvisations, one-woman shows, and the telenovelas , , Pobre Diabla, Soledad, and Eva del Edén.
Ortiz hosted the family program Nuestra Casa on Frecuencia Latina in 2005.
In 2006, she played social activist María Elena Moyano in the miniseries Viento y Arena, based on the history of the Villa El Salvador district.
In 2008, Ortiz participated in the reality show Bailando por un Sueño. Next, she starred in the miniseries Magnolia Merino, based on the public life of the television host Magaly Medina, which was widely criticized by followers of Medina.
In 2009 she debuted as a singer with Negra Soy, a repertoire of Afro-Peruvian music that was presented by the Centro Cultural Negro Continuo, and released her first self-titled album. The same year she competed on the Gisela Valcárcel reality show El Show de los sueños, where she took fourth place.
In 2011, she performed in the telenovela as Petronila.
As part of the cast of Chronicle of a Death Foretold, Ortiz traveled to Colombia to present the play at the 13th Ibero-American Theater Festival of Bogotá, which was held from 23 March to 8 April 2012.
In 2012 she performed in the musical Hairspray as one of the Dynamites, under the direction of . On television, she appeared in the telenovela . Back in the theater, she participated in the musical comedy Te odio amor mío, directed by Alberto Ísola.
In 2013 she presented the one-woman show Esa costilla frágil and had a role in the film The Gospel of the Flesh.
Filmography Telenovelas and dramatic series (1997) as Rosa (1998) as Juanita Pobre Diabla (2000) as Norma Soledad (2001) as La Caribeña Teatro desde el teatro (2003–2006) Eva del Edén (2004) as María Angola Viento y arena (2005) as María Elena Moyano (2006) as Rosaura Esta sociedad 2 (2008) as Rosaura (2008) as Lady Toro La Fuerza Fénix (2008) as Sonia Magnolia Merino (2008–2009) as Magnolia Merino (2011) as Petronila (2012) as Julieta Solamente milagros (2013), episode "Mujer o madre" as Celeste Goleadores (2014) (2017) as Carmen Súper Ada (2024) as Enriqueta "Quitita" Palomino
TV programs Hola Yola Por Primera Vez (1997) Nuestra Casa (2005) Bailando por un Sueño, Heroine / 7th place (2008) El show de los sueños, Heroine / 4th place (2009) Casi Ángeles (2010)
Films Los Herederos (2005) The Gospel of the Flesh (2013) Youtuber Dad (2019) Ramón and Ramón (2024) To Die For (2025) as Violeta
Theater La Capa, La Vaca y La Zapatilla 4x4: Cuentos a todo terreno (2007) Rebelión de los Chanchos (2007) Viga Bulla Recontrahamlet (2008) La Corporación (2008) Esa frágil costilla (2008) Amor sin amantes (2009) Noises Off (2009) Amores de un siglo (2009) Jarana (2010) The Vagina Monologues (2010) Chronicle of a Death Foretold (2011–2012) as María Alejandrina Cervantes/Hermana de Bayardo San Román Hairspray (2012) as Member of the Dynamites Te odio amor mío (2012) Esa costilla frágil (2013), one-woman show Mamma Mia (2017)
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Who is Ebelin Ortiz?
Peruvian singer
When was Ebelin Ortiz born?
Ebelin Ortiz was born on 5 February 1971 in Lima.
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Ebelin Ortiz is a singer and actor.
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Ebelin Ortiz is Peruvian.
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