Luciana Salazar

Luciana Salazar Moreso (Buenos Aires, November 7, 1980) is an Argentine host, model, dancer, actress and singer.

Biography

Luciana Salazar grew up in the Belgrano neighborhood with her parents and her sisters Maite, Marisol and Camila. She completed her studies at the Nuestra Señora de la Misericordia School and her university preparation in Performing Arts and Singing. She began her career on January 6, 1983, when she recorded her first commercial video for Ford Taunus. Already in her adolescence, she began to take her first steps in modeling in January 1996, posing for different advertising campaigns and taking classes. of dancing and singing. Luciana Salazar had a long relationship with the economist Martín Redrado.

Career

Her rise to fame was in 2000, when she posed for the magazines Noticias, from Editorial Perfil, in which she was on the cover, and Vogue in Spanish, from Editorial Condé Nast, in which she appeared on the pages.

His debut on television was on April 4, 2001, in the comedy program "Poné a Francella".

In the United States, it was the cover of the men's magazine Esquire, from Hearst Magazines, in October 2002.

He also made journalistic notes for the América channel in January 2003.

In October 2003 she made an appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards Latin America showing her breasts, barely covered by two small stickers with the MTV logo to draw attention.

In theater, during 2003 he starred in the theatrical comedy "Pijamas". In 2004 the musical comedy "La era del penguin" as a star alongside Jorge Guinzburg and Miguel Ángel Cherutti.

In 2004, he participated in some episodes of the Argentine sitcom Los Roldán and also starred in several sketches about alleged hidden cameras in the program El Show de Videomatch.^{[citation required]} She also had a notable appearance on Chilean television since she was invited by Televisión Nacional de Chile to the program De pe a pa on October 24, 2004. She was also invited to the program Don Francisco presents that was broadcast from the United States.

In February 2005 she was elected queen of the Viña del Mar International Song Festival in Chile. She was also the host of "Luli in Love" on the Playboy TV channel.^{[citation needed]}

She acted in 2006 in Amo de Casa. She was also an entertainer for the "Vedetón" of Telethon 2006 in Chile.

Luciana competed in the dance reality show Dancing for a Dream 3 hosted by Marcelo Tinelli where she obtained sixth place after 2 months of competition.

In 2006 he made his film debut in "Bañeros 3, Todopoderosos".^{[citation required]}

In 2007 he dubbed the voice of the Argentine cartoon character Cachorra in the animated film Isidoro: the Movie and co-starred in the 2008 humorous film Brigada Explosiva: Misión Pirata.

In 2008 she was a star in "Cristina in Wonderland", along with Nito Artaza, Antonio Gasalla and Cacho Castaña.^{[citation required]}

In 2008 he signed a contract with the Warner Music label. The following year he released 4 singles called Fascinate!, Now what do I do?, Sucios Pensamientos and Dare to Live.

In 2011 she participated in the fiction A year to remember in the role of Jazmín and as a singer in the musical band Main Out. In November of that year he formed the musical project Main Out with the Cubans Seinel & Whaire, making his first presentation on Susana Giménez's program.

In 2012 she participated in the final chapters of the fiction Graduados in the role of Mara.

In 2015 Salazar competed in the dance reality show Dancing for a Dream hosted by Marcelo Tinelli where he obtained twelfth place after six months of competition.

In 2017 she announced to the media that she is a mother for the first time thanks to a surrogate.

In August 2018 she made a special participation in the fiction One Hundred Days to Fall in Love playing the lawyer Silvia Cafarole and is currently the host of the entertainment and entertainment program Chismoses, from the Net TV channel.

In the program Showmatch 30 years, Luciana also participated in Super Bailando 2019.

Jobs

Television

Cinema

Theatre

Discography

Singles