Lupita D'Alessio

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Lupita D'Alessio ( María Guadalupe Contreras Ramos ; born March 10, 1954 in Tijuana ), known as La Leona Dormida , is a Mexican singer and actress.

D'Alessio began her career in the music show La Familia D'Alessio, her father's Poncho D'Alessio, on Tijuana TV. She then went to Mexico City and recorded the single Mi Corazón es un Gitano there. She sang the same song in the telenovela Mundo de juguete on television. In the 1970s and 1980s she then took on roles in series such as Ana de Aire , and she sang the theme song of the telenovela Pacto de Amor , in which she also appeared as an actress.

In 1980, she was beside Erika Buenfil and Susana Dosamantes a major role in Ernesto Alonso Aprendo a Amar and sang again the theme song A Mi . In 1986 she played alongside Juan Ferrera the role of Lupita Montero in the film Mentiras , to whose soundtrack she contributed several songs - including Mudanzas . The following year she was Fernando Allende's partner in the telenovela Tiempo de Amar . In 1989, Lo Blanco y lo Negro was her last television project .

D'Alessio left the production of the telenovela Inocentes o Culpables in 2000 after just one month. In 2002 she made a guest appearance on the sitcom La Jaula with Cesar Bono , Carlos Eduardo Rico and Sheyla Tadeo . In 2011 she worked on several episodes of the Parodiando series . For her performances as an actress and singer, she was inducted into the Paseo de las Luminarias in Mexico City.

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SURNAME D'Alessio, Lupita
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Contreras Ramos, María Guadelupe; La Leona Dormida
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Mexican singer and actress
DATE OF BIRTH March 10, 1954
PLACE OF BIRTH Tijuana