Mónica Pasqualotto

Mónica Pasqualotto, or La Pasqualotto, is a TV host, actress, and model. She was born in Caracas, Venezuela on October 15, 1974. She has been the image of several products on television and for the Venezuelan press. She is part of the Board of Olimpiadas Especiales Venezuela and she has worked since 2005 as a spokeswoman for the Dividendo Voluntario para la Comunidad organization affiliated with United Way.[1]

Biography

Monica is the older of two siblings. Her mother, Gloria Pesquera, was the 3rd finalist in the contest Miss Venezuela in 1964 and also competed in the Miss International. Monica's father, Gianfranco Pasqualotto, was Italian. Her brother, Giancarlo Pasqualotto, is also an actor and singer.

Monica she wanted to study medicine when she was young but decided to study journalism in the University Católica Andrés Bello in Caracas. While at university, she studied study acting. In 1991 she started to work with the Payasitas Nifu Nifa and in 1991 she recorded in Chelique Sarabia´s studio the first album of her own child group "The Trapolinas". This first album had 12 tracks written by Monica.

In the last year of the university she appeared in a Televen program named Ticket, as co-host with Daniel Carles. After that, her career started in television, radio, film and theater. In May 2009 she traveled with Ralph Kinnard to the Cannes Festival in France to participate in the film festival with the movie A mi me gusta, which she stars.

Also in 2009 she founded Coco Films with Ralph Kinnard.

She is married to German Filmmaker Ralph Kinnard

Filmography

TV

Soap operas

Films

2005: A mi me gusta - Margarita García. First Venezuelan romantic comedy Primera of the German director Ralph Kinnard The film entered in the official selection of the Calcutta’s Festival. In Venezuela won the "MARA DE ORO" as the best movie and the best actress.

Theater

Radio

Awards

References

  1. ↑ http://www.lapasqualotto.com/
  2. ↑ Lozano, Jenny (1 November 2001). "Teatro / "Yo, Tú, Ella" Y "Evita" Despidieron Gala De Oriente Argentina y Venezuela Clausuraron el Festival". El Universal.com (in Spanish). Diario El Universal C.A. Retrieved 13 May 2011.

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