Elia Enid Cadilla

Elia Enid Cadilla Sulsona (born July 11, 1944, in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican actress, producer, television news reporter and television show host.

Early life Cadilla's parents were both involved in show business: her mother was the poet Elia Sulsona, and her father was the Orquesta Sinfonica de Puerto Rico musician José Armindo Cadilla.

As a little girl, Cadilla visited the radio station, WKBM, often to accompany her mom, who worked there. During one of those visits, Cadilla, aged four, had a chance to substitute an actress who had not shown up to work that day. After being read, by her mom, what the other actress had to say on the air, Cadilla memorized the lines and repeated them live, effectively beginning, without knowing it yet, her professional acting career.

In 2004, she participated in a film named "Fascination".

Social causes taken Cadilla has involved herself with some social causes from time to time. These include being part of a group named "Ama a tu Gente, Conserva a tu Ambiente" ("Love Your People, Protect Your Habitat"), with which she participated in conferences and in public town cleaning up and urban reforestation activities; and another project which involves taking theatrical plays to female jails in Puerto Rico. In the latter, she has been involved for about two decades.