With a career spanning nearly four decades, Rosa María Bianchi is one of the most respected actresses in the industry because of the quality of her work.
After training at the University Theater Center (CUT) and the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA), she began her career on television with projects such as “Monte Calvario”, “Cuna de Lobos”, “The Strange Return of Diana Salazar” and “Teresa”— classic Mexican television series
These appearances would be followed by projects such as “Mujeres Asesinas” (Televisa); “Yago” (Televisa); “José José: El príncipe de la canción” (Fox Telecolombia); “Monarca” (Netflix), a role for which she received a Platino Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Series (2022); and ‘La Suerte de Loli’ (Telemundo), starring alongside Silvia Navarro and Osvaldo Benavides, as well as “Las Azules” (Apple TV).
Thanks to her versatility, Bianchi has also been part of notable film projects, including “Miroslava” (Dir. Alejandro Pelayo); “Amores Perros” (Dir. Alejandro González Iñárritu); “Por la Libre” (Dir. Juan Carlos de Llaca); ‘Nicotina’ (Dir. Hugo Rodríguez), for which she would receive the Ariel Award for Best Actress (2004); ‘Morirse en domingo’ (Dir. Daniel Gruener); “Perpetuum Mobile” (Dir. Nicolás Pereda); ‘You’ll Know What to Do with Me’ (Dir. Katina Medina Mora), for which she was nominated for a Diosa de Plata Award for Best Supporting Actress; and “If I Were You” (Dir. Alejandro Lubezki).
In theater, she has appeared in productions such as “La sombra del caudillo”, “Mujeres que sueñan caballos”, “Ahora y en la hora”, “From the Life of Puppets”, “The Divine Sarah”, “Among Women” and “Jacques and His Master”, among others, directed by figures such as Ludwik Margules, Luis de Tavira, Julio Castillo, and José Caballero.
