Ana Belén

Ana Belén

Ana Belén (born May 27, 1951 in Madrid , actually María del Pilar Cuesta Acosta ) is a Spanish actress and singer .

She has been married to pop singer Víctor Manuel since 1972 , whom she met while filming the film Morbo . The couple have two children. Only a few of her films were also distributed in German. Belén has received numerous awards in Spain and Latin America for her musical, theater and film acting work. In 1996 she received the Premio Cadena Dial as best female soloist and the Premio Martín Fierro as best foreign singer in Argentina . She received the Premio Fotogramas de Plata in 1994 and 2007 as best theater actress and in 1994 as best film actress. In 2015 she was awarded the Premio Actúa and in 2017 received the “Ehren-Goya” ( Premio Goya de honor ) of the Spanish Film Academy ( Academia de las Artes y las Ciencias Cinematográficas de España ) for her life's work.

Filmography

As an actress

• 1965: Zampo y yo (Direction: Luis Lucía)
• 1971: Españolas en París (Director: Roberto Bodegas)
• 1971: Aunque la hormona se vista de seda (Director: Vicente Escrivá)
• 1973: Separación matrimonial (Director: Angelino Fons)
• 1973: Al diablo, con amor (Director: Gonzalo Suárez)
• 1974: Tormento (Director: Pedro Olea , in another role Francisco Rabal )
• 1974: A flor de piel (Director: Luis Eduardo Aute )
• 1974: Vida conyugal sana (Director: Roberto Bodegas)
• 1974: El amor del capitán Brando (director: Jaime de Armiñán , in another role Fernando Fernán Gómez )
• 1975: Jo, papá (Director: Jaime de Armiñán )
• 1976: Emilia… parada y fonda (Director: Angelino Fons)
• 1977: La criatura (Director: Eloy de la Iglesia )
• 1978: La oscura historia de la prima Montse (Director: Jordi Cadena)
• 1978: Sonámbulos (Director: Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón )
• 1979: Jaque a la dama (Director: Francisco Rodríguez)
• 1979: El Buscón (Director: Luciano Berriatua)
• 1980: Cuentos eróticos (Directors: Jaime Chavarri, Josefina Molina, Fernando Colomo )
• 1982: The beehive ( La colmena , directed by Mario Camus )
• 1982: Demons in the garden ( Demonios en el jardín , director: Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón, in other roles Ángela Molina , Imanol Arias and Encarna Paso)
• 1985: La corte de Faraón (director: José Luis García Sánchez, in other roles Fernando Fernán Gómez , Agustín González and Antonio Banderas )
• 1985: Sé infiel y no mires con quién (Director: Fernando Trueba, in other roles Carmen Maura , Antonio Resines and Santiago Ramos)
• 1986: Bilbao Blues ( Adiós pequeña , directed by Imanol Uribe)
• 1987: Bernarda Alba's house ( La casa de Bernarda Alba ) - based on the tragedy of the same name by Federico García Lorca
• 1987: Divinas palabras (Director: José Luis García Sánchez , film adaptation of a play by Ramón María del Valle-Inclán , in other roles Imanol Arias and Francisco Rabal )
• 1988: Miss Caribe (Director: Fernando Colomo)
• 1989: El vuelo de la paloma (Director: José Luis García Sánchez)
• 1992: Después del sueño (Direction: Mario Camus )
• 1993: Rosa rosae (Director: Fernando Colomo, in another role María Barranco )
• 1993: El marido perfecto (director: Beda Docampo Feijóo, in another role Tim Roth )
• 1993: Tirano Banderas (Direction: José Luis García Sánchez)
• 1994: In the wake of passion ( La pasión turca , director: Vicente Aranda , in another role Georges Corraface)
• 1996: Libertarias (Director: Vicente Aranda , in additional roles Victoria Abril and Ariadna Gil )
• 1996: He who loves lives dangerously ( El amor perjudica seriamente la salud ) (Director: Manuel Gómez Pereira)
• 1999: Cada día hay más besos (short film, director: Gregorio Guzmán)
• 2001: Antigua vida mía (Director: Héctor Olivera, in another role Cecilia Roth )
• 2004: Cosas que hacen que la vida valga la pena (director: Manuel Gómez Pereira, in another role Eduard Fernández )
• 2016: La reina de España (Director: Fernando Trueba , in another role Penélope Cruz )

As a director

• 1991: Perfect women have a hard time (Cómo ser mujer y no morir en el intento) , with Carmen Maura and Antonio Resines

Discography

• 1965: Zampo y yo

Qué difícil es tener 18 años

• 1973: Al diablo con amor (clay strips)

Tierra

• 1975: Calle del Oso
• 1976: La paloma del vuelo popular
• 1977: De paso
• 1979: Ana

Lo mejor de Ana Belén

• 1980: Con las manos llenas
• 1981: Ana Belén (in Italian)
• 1982: Ana el Río

Ana Belén (in Portuguese)

• 1983: Victor y Ana en vivo
• 1984: Géminis with hits as "España, camisa blanca de mi esperanza" (ES: platinum)
• 1985: BSO La corte de faraón
• 1986: Para la ternura siempre hay tiempo (with Víctor Manuel ) (ES:× 2Double platinum )

Grandes éxitos

• 1987: BSO Divinas palabras
• 1988: A la sombra de un león by Joaquín Sabina (ES:gold)
• 1989: 26 grandes canciones y una nube blanca

Rosa de amor y fuego (ES:platinum)

• 1991: Como una novia
• 1993: Veneno para el corazón (ES:platinum)
• 1994: Mucho más que dos from Gijón (ES:× 5Quintuple platinum )
• 1996: 20 éxitos (ES:gold)

El gusto es nuestro (ES:× 3Triple platinum )

• 1997: Mírame (Duets) (ES:× 3Triple platinum )
• 1998: Lorquiana. Canciones populares de Federico García Lorca (ES:gold)

Lorquiana. Poemas de Federico García Lorca (ES:platinum)

• 1999: Cantan a Kurt Weill (with Miguel Ríos )

Ana Belén en Argentina

• 2001: Peces de ciudad by Joaquín Sabina (ES:gold)

Dos en la carretera with Víctor Manuel (ES:gold)

• 2003: Viva L'Italia
• 2006: Una canción me trajo aquí with Víctor Manuel
• 2007: Anatomía
• 2011: A Los Hombres Que Amé (ES:gold)
• 2015: Canciones regaladas with Víctor Manuel
• 2018: Vida

Awards for music sales

Country / Region	gold	platinum	Sales	swell
Awards for music sales (country / region, awards, sales, sources)
Spain (Promusicae)	6 × gold6th	17 × platinum17th	1,970,000	elportaldemusica.es ES1 ES2 ES3 ES4
All in all	6 × gold6th	17 × platinum17th

Web links

Commons : Ana Belén  - collection of images

• Homepage Ana Belén
• Ana Belén in theInternet Movie Database(English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ AISGE distingue a las actrices Ana Belén y Gloria Muñoz con el VII Premio Actúa. November 18, 2015, Retrieved January 17, 2017 (Spanish). 
2. ↑ Ana Belén, Goya de Honor 2017. In: El País. September 11, 2016, Retrieved January 17, 2017 (Spanish).