An actress and singer with a career spanning more than three decades and notable roles in television, theater, and film.
Among her most notable films are “Salón México” (Dir. Emilio “Indio” Fernández); ‘Sin dejar huella’ (Dir. María Novaro); “Párpados azules” (Dir. Ernesto Contreras); ‘To Be or Not to Be’ (Dir. Marcelo González); the trilogy of “Grandma’s Birthday”, “Grandma’s Wedding” and “Grandma’s Will” (Dir. Javier Colinas); “We All Love Someone” (Dir. Catalina Aguilar Mastretta); “Olimpia” (Dir. J. M. Cravioto); “Everyone Falls” (Dir. Ariel Winograd); “The Idealists’ Club” (Dir. Marcelo Tobar); “Ahí te encargo” (Dir. Salvador Espinosa); “The Dark Minutes” (Dir. Mario Muñoz); and “Lluvia” (Dir. Rodrigo García Saiz), which premiered at the 21st Morelia International Film Festival.
Tiaré's work has been recognized throughout her career. She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Diosas de Plata Awards (2001) for “De ida y vuelta” (Dir. Salvador Aguirre), and honored twice with Ariel Award nominations in the Best Supporting Actress category (1995) for her standout performance in “El Callejón de los Milagros” (Dir. Jorge Fons), and for ‘El cumple de la abuela’ (2017).
On television, she has appeared in shows and series such as “Chains of Bitterness”; “Muchachitas”, for which she won the Best New Female Actress Award (1992); “Hermanos y detectives, ” “Alma de Hierro, ” “Rafaela’, “Por ella soy Eva” and “Qué pobres tan ricos” for national television; “El Recluso” for Telemundo; “Falco” for Prime Video; “El Colapso”, “Pinches Momias” for ViX; “Nobody Will Miss Us” (Prime Video).
She has worked as an actress, writer, and theater producer, seeking to use humor as a vehicle for raising public awareness. Notable productions include “Verano y Humo”, “Parada San Ángel”, “Rosa de dos aromas”, “Cabaret”, “With a P on Her Forehead”, “El canal de las que enseñan”, “Songs That Heal”, “Husband for Sale” and “Finísimas Personas”.
At the same time, she has developed her musical talent, with releases such as the 2008 album “Con la P en la frente” and the 2016 album “La Princesa Dragón.”
