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María Botto

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María Botto

Born February 10, 1974 in Buenos Aires, Argentina32 films

María Florencia Botto Rota is an Argentinean-Spanish actress. In 1978, she moved to Spain with her mother Cristina Rota and her brother Juan Diego Botto, also actors.

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She made her feature film debut at age 10, with a performance in Los motivos de Berta. On television, she had recurring roles as Sophia Moreno on Mad Dogs (2015), and as Ava Pereira, Javier's sister (Javier is portrayed by her brother, actor Juan Diego Botto), on the TNT drama series Good Behavior. She portrayed Lala Cruz in the film My Life in Ruins (2009).

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Filmography

32 films as actor
  1. TBAOdio el verano 2Fátima
  2. 2025The Night My Dad Saved Christmas 2Pilar
  3. 2024I Hate SummerFátima
  4. 2023The Night My Dad Saved ChristmasPilar
  5. 2023Last Call, Rio!Laura
  6. 2022HustlePaola
  7. 2022Code Name: EmperorCharo
  8. 2020Valley of the DeadSor Flor
  9. 2017Bombón heladoMaría
  10. 2016RisenMary Magdalene
  11. 2015Girl Gets GirlSofía
  12. 2015HablarLa Madre
  13. 2013Three Many WeddingsSara
  14. 2011La mujer del hatillo grisMaria
  15. 2009Animales de compañíaSofía
  16. 2009My Life in RuinsLala Cruz
  17. 2008Small Country
  18. 2008En la otra camillaMarta
  19. 2007Barcelona (A Map)Violeta
  20. 2005The Longest Penalty Shot in the WorldAna
  21. 2005Mis estimadas víctimasNieves
  22. 2004María querida
  23. 2004Only HumanTania Dali
  24. 2003Los abajo firmantesLaura
  25. 2003CarmenFernanda
  26. 2003Soldiers of SalaminaConchi
  27. 2002El balancín de IvánAna (adulta)
  28. 2001Broken SilenceLola
  29. 1999JealousyCinta Vidal
  30. 1989If They Tell You I FellFueguiña
  31. 1985SticoNiña (uncredited)
  32. 1984Berta's Motives