Verónica Castro
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Veronica Castro, born in Mexico City in 1952, is a foundational figure of Latin American television and one of the great telenovela leads of her time. She became a continental star with Los ricos tambien lloran (1979) and cemented her stature in Rosa salvaje (1987), both exported to dozens of countries. She reinvented herself for a new generation as the matriarch Virginia in the Netflix series La casa de las flores (2018-2020). She also appears in Alfonso Cuaron's Roma (2018) in a memorable cameo. Her longevity and cross-generational appeal are unmatched in Mexican popular culture.
Verónica Castro
12 Movies · 8 Series
Veronica Castro, born in Mexico City in 1952, is a foundational figure of Latin American television and one of the great telenovela leads of her time. She became a continental star with Los ricos tambien lloran (1979) and cemented her stature in Rosa salvaje (1987), both exported to dozens of countries. She reinvented herself for a new generation as the matriarch Virginia in the Netflix series La casa de las flores (2018-2020). She also appears in Alfonso Cuaron's Roma (2018) in a memorable cameo. Her longevity and cross-generational appeal are unmatched in Mexican popular culture.
Movies
Plays Satán
Naná
1985
Plays Carmen (voice)
Xico's Journey
2020
Plays Toñi
Navajeros
1980
Plays María
Volveré a nacer
1973
Plays Rebeca
El arte de engañar
1972
Plays Alicia / Guadalupe
The Child and the Pope
1987
Plays Malena
When I'm Young
2022
Plays Rosalinda
Partners and Lovers
1973
Plays Verónica Del Valle
Dios se lo pague
1990
Plays Debbie Williamson
Johnny Chicano
1981
Plays Silvia
Guadalajara es México
1975
TV Shows
Plays Gabriela
Mañana Será Otro Día
1976
Plays María Elena del Junco
El Derecho de Nacer
1981
Plays Roberta Santos
Los Exitosos Perez
2009
Plays Valentina Isabel Montero / Valentina Paulina De los Ángeles (Angelita) Pérez Lopez
Valentina
1993
Plays Leonarda Ruán
Pueblo chico, infierno grande
1997
Producer
Plays Self - Host
Mala Noche... ¡No!
1988
Plays Nora
Amor prohibido
1986
Plays Virginia De la Mora
The House of Flowers
2018
Plays - Laura Paz Hernández Aguirre
Cara a cara
1983
Plays Emma, costurera
Killer Women
2008
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When I'm Young
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When I'm Young
Malena
2022
Film
Xico's Journey
Carmen (voice)
2020
Film
The House of Flowers
Virginia De la Mora · 13 episodes
2018–
TV
Los Exitosos Perez
Roberta Santos · 175 episodes
2009–
TV
¡Pedro Infante... Vive!
Herself - Host
2007
Film
Pueblo chico, infierno grande
Leonarda Ruán · 150 episodes
1997–
TV
Dios se lo pague
Verónica Del Valle
1990
Film
Mala Noche... ¡No!
Self - Host · 130 episodes
1988–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Verónica Castro and where are they from?
Verónica Castro is 74 years old, born on October 19, 1952 in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico.
What are the most famous roles of Verónica Castro?
Verónica Castro is best known for roles in When I'm Young, Xico's Journey, Tell Me When.
How many movies has Verónica Castro been in?
Over a 54-year career (since 1972), Verónica Castro has appeared in 11 movies and 7 TV shows.
What was Verónica Castro's first movie?
The career of Verónica Castro began with The Useless Force (1972).
What is Verónica Castro's most recent movie or series?
Verónica Castro's most recent release is Rosa Salvaje (Remasterizada), which premiered on May 11, 2026.
What TV shows has Verónica Castro appeared in?
On television, Verónica Castro has appeared in The House of Flowers, Killer Women, Rosa Salvaje, Los ricos también lloran.
Verónica Castro
1952-10-19 · Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico
Verónica Judith Sáinz Castro (born 19 October 1951), better known as Verónica Castro, is a Mexican actress, singer, producer, former model and presenter. She is the mother of singer Cristian Castro and filmmaker Michel Castro.
One of the most important figures on Mexican television who revolutionized the world of romantic novels and films is the beautiful and sensual Verónica Castro, the so-called "Diva of Mexico" who achieved her goals with her charm, charisma, and, above all, perseverance. biggest dreams regarding television, becoming a celebrity recognized not only throughout Latin America, but also in much of the entire world.
She was recognized in 2005 with the Emmy Award for her contribution to Mexican television.