Born in Buenos Aires, she began to model when she was eighteen. Sometime later, she left Argentina headed for Italy, where she continued her work on the catwalks. While vacationing in Spain, she ran into Hugo Ferrer, who helped her debut in film in Sol de Verano (1963), directed by Julio Buch, where she shared the screen with Arturo Fernández. It was the start of a meteoric career during which she worked with important directors like Jesús Franco, Jacinto Molina, Sergio Corbucci, Terence Young, Fernando Fernán Gómez or Luis García Berlanga. Her filmography includes films like Frankenstein’s Bloody Terror (1968), Kiss Me Monster (1969), Count Dracula’s Great Love (1973) and La Escopeta Nacional (1978).
Sitges Film Festival
