Mónica Scapparone
Mónica Scapparone, an Argentine actress, has worked on screen, though the trail in the film databases is short. She has appeared mainly in drama. Around 35 years of screen work is documented. Her work in 'Kamchatka' as Bertuccio's Mother is the entry that stands out.
Mónica Scapparone
5 Movies
7 Series
Mónica Scapparone, an Argentine actress, has worked on screen, though the trail in the film databases is short. She has appeared mainly in drama. Around 35 years of screen work is documented. Her work in 'Kamchatka' as Bertuccio's Mother is the entry that stands out.
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Cuéntame cómo pasó
Victoria · 71 episodes
2017–
TV
Señores papis
Anyelina Yoli · 11 episodes
2014–
TV
Sres Papis
Anyelina Yoli · 184 episodes
2014–
TV
Cain y Abel
Daniela Bossi · 1 episode
2010–
TV
El deseo
Mabelita · 1 episode
2004–
TV
Resistiré
Sonia · 220 episodes
2003–
TV
Malandras
María Jos · 10 episodes
2003–
TV
Kamchatka
Bertuccio's Mother
2002
Film
The Revenge
Ingrid
1999
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Mónica Scapparone and where are they from?
Mónica Scapparone is 61 years old, born on December 24, 1964 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
What are the most famous roles of Mónica Scapparone?
Mónica Scapparone is best known for roles in Kamchatka, Wild Tango, Wild Horses.
How many movies has Mónica Scapparone been in?
Over a 35-year career (since 1991), Mónica Scapparone has appeared in 5 movies and 7 TV shows.
What was Mónica Scapparone's first movie?
The career of Mónica Scapparone began with The Accompaniment (1991).
What is Mónica Scapparone's most recent movie or series?
Mónica Scapparone's most recent release is Karsa - Un racconto siciliano, which premiered on March 1, 2025.
What TV shows has Mónica Scapparone appeared in?
On television, Mónica Scapparone has appeared in Killer Women, Resistiré, Tiempo final, Señores papis.
Mónica Scapparone
1964-12-24 · Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mónica Scaparone (born December 24, 1964, in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine actress who has stood out for her work in film and television.
After playing the role of Lola—the mistress of a former repressor from the last military dictatorship in Argentina—in the hit telenovela Montecristo, which focused on the theft of babies during that era, the actress began collaborating with Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo to help recover the more than 400 people who were kidnapped as infants and still remain missing.