Mexico is considered as the Hollywood of Latin America because of the strength of its music and television industry as well as its history of Cinema. Foreign artists have started or continued their career in Mexico, especially in the telenovela industry.
In music, several artists have re-located or started their career in Mexico because it is the largest Spanish-speaking country in the world. Bands like La Quinta Estación started their career in Mexico because they think only a few Spanish artist become famous internationally and from Mexico they have been able to become known in Argentina, Chile and the United States.
England
Azela Robinson (actress)
Beatriz Sheridan
Jacqueline Voltaire (actress)
Brigitte Aubé (actress)
Angelique Boyer (actress)
Elizabeth Katz (actress)
Christiane Martel (actress)
Sabine Moussier (actress)
Ángel Di Stefani (stunt double/actor)
Martha Roth (actress)
Maura Monti (actress)
Nicky Mondellini (actress)
Riccardo Dalmacci (actor)
Wolf Rubinski (actor)
Estanislao Shilinsky Bachanska (actor)
Sasha Montenegro (vedette)
Netherlands
Roberto Vander (actor)
Eva Norvind (actress)
Poland
Arleta Jeziorska (actress)
Maya Mishalska (actress)
Dominika Paleta (actress)
Ludwika Paleta (actress)
Zbigniew Paleta (violin player/movie score)
Kristoff (actor/TV personality)
Joana Benedek (actress)
Irina Baeva (actress)
Luis Buñuel (film director)
Isabelita Blanch (actress)
Plácido Domingo (singer)
Angelines Fernández "La bruja del 71" (actress)
Prudencia Grifell (actress)
Ofelia Guilmáin (actress)
Emilia Guiú (actress)
Belinda (singer/actress)
Frances Ondiviela (actress)
Juan Orol (filmmaker/actor)
Mercedes Molto (actress)
Sara Montiel (actress and singer)
Monica Naranjo (singer)
Mercedes Pascual (actress)
La Quinta Estación (rock band)
Francisco Rabal (actor)
Enrique Rambal (actor)
Ivan Sanchez (actor)
Anna Silvetti (actress)
Yolanda Ventura (singer/actress)
Rocío Dúrcal (singer)
Christa Linder (actress)
Ana Layevska (actress)
Irán Eory (actress)
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