Mecha Ortiz
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María Mercedes Varela Nimo Domínguez Castro, better known as Mecha Ortiz (1900-1987), was an Argentine theater and film actress. She was one of the most relevant figures of the golden age of Argentine cinema. She was consecrated in the 1940s and 1950s.
Known for
Credits
Vidas marcadas (1942)
as Malena
Blessed be you (1956)
as María
Vacaciones (1947)
Actor
Maestro Levita (1938)
as Elena Acevedo de Lerena
The Furies (1960)
as La madre
Piedra libre (1976)
as Amalia Pradere - Amalia Grande
Mi novia es un fantasma (1944)
as Cameo
Margarita, Armando and his father (1939)
as Margarita
Bajo un mismo rostro (1962)
as Madre Superiora
La sombra de Safo (1957)
as Safo
Safo, historia de una pasión (1943)
as Selva Moreno ("Safo")
Las locas del conventillo (1966)
as Tía Remedios
María de los Ángeles (1948)
Actor
Joven, viuda y estanciera (1941)
as Elena Ocampo
House of Shadows (1976)
as Mrs. Randall
My Life for Yours (1951)
as Gloria Rivas
Yesterday's Guys Used No Arsenic (1976)
as Mara Ordaz
Painted Lips (1974)
as Tarotista
Los muchachos de antes no usaban gomina (1937)
as La rubia Mireya
Swan Song (1945)
as Flora Jordán
El gran secreto (1942)
as Alicia Ortega Delafuente
Una mujer sin importancia (1945)
as Raquel Miramar
Sangre en Castilla (1950)
as Alcaldesa Teresa Marquesa de Pinorrey
El precio de una vida (1947)
as Princesa Fedora Romanov
El mal amor (1955)
Actor
La rubia Mireya (1948)
as Ana María Peña de Robles / La Rubia Mireya
Las tres ratas (1946)
as Mercedes de la Fuente
Con las alas rotas (1938)
Actor
Aquel cine argentino (1984)
as Ella misma
Last Refuge (1941)
as Silvia
Pájaros de cristal (1955)
as Irina Galowa
Dishonor (1952)
as Directora Interventora
El abuelo (1954)
as Lucrecia Vélez
Cartas de amor (1951)
as Antonieta Lear
Camino del infierno (1945)
as Laura Simrok
Melgarejo (1937)
Actor
Madame Bovary (1947)
as Ema
Women Who Work (1938)
as Ana María del Solar
Safo (2003)
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