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Maria Conchita Alonso Miss Venezuela 1975

Cuban-Venezuelan-American singer and actress

María Conchita Alonso

Maria Conchita Alonso LA Pride 2011.jpg

Alonso at LA Pride 2011

Born

María Concepción Alonso Bustillo


(1957-06-29) June 29, 1957 (historic period 65)

Cienfuegos, Cuba

Citizenship
  • Republic of cuba
  • Venezuela
  • United States
Occupation
  • Singer
  • extra
Years agile 1971–nowadays
Relatives Antonella Alonso (niece)[1] [2]
Musical career
Genres
  • Latin pop
  • adult contemporary
  • dance-pop
  • pop rock

Musical artist

María Concepción Alonso Bustillo (built-in June 29, 1957[iii]), amend known as María Conchita Alonso, is a singer, actress and quondam beauty queen.

She has participated in film and idiot box productions, and was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award as Best Leading Actress in 1996 for her office in Defenseless. As a singer, she has received several gold and platinum records, and has been nominated for three Grammy Awards.

Alonso was the first Latin American actress not built-in in the United States to star in a musical on Broadway. The musical was Kiss of the Spider Woman at the Broadhurst Theater in 1995.

Early on life [edit]

María Conchita Alonso was built-in in Cienfuegos, Republic of cuba, on June 29, 1957 to Ricardo Alonso and Conchita Bustillo. Her family moved to Venezuela when she was 5 years old, in 1962, after the Cuban Revolution. She had her start experience in show business when she was crowned Miss Teenager World in 1971. She was Miss Earth/Venezuela in 1975, and became sixth runner-up in the Miss World pageant won by Puerto Rico'southward Wilnelia Merced.[ citation needed ]

Career [edit]

Alonso'due south first gold album and number ane song on the charts was Honey Maniac, released in 1979 under the proper name Ámbar. After that followed her second number-one "The Witch" and soon after "Dangerous Rhythm". For what is considered her best known song, she was asked by Giorgio Moroder to write the lyrics in Spanish and sing "Vamos a Bailar" which he had written for the soundtrack of the motion-picture show Scarface. The song instantly became a archetype among Spanish speakers despite declining to garner major attending outside of Cuba where information technology was recorded. Her two albums with Ámbar and her solo debut were recorded in English. Her second album, María Conchita, in 1984, made her an international singing star in the Spanish-speaking marketplace, and garnered her starting time of three Grammy Award nominations (1985, 1988, 1994).[4]

Alonso made her Hollywood film debut in Moscow on the Hudson (1984) with Robin Williams, and also starred in Touch and Go (1986) Extreme Prejudice (1987), The Running Man (1987), Colors (1988), Vampire'southward Kiss (1989), Predator 2 (1990) and The House of the Spirits (1993).

She was the outset Latin-born actresses to star in a Broadway bear witness in 1995, playing Aurora in Kiss of the Spider Woman. She later acted in the romantic comedies Chasing Papi (2003) and The Last Guy on Earth (2006).

Alonso was cast to play Lucía, the female parent of Gabrielle Solis, on the ABC series Desperate Housewives. The episode aired on February xix, 2006. She was in the Latin version, Amas de Casa Desesperadas, for Univision Network. She was a guest star in the live-activeness film of the comic book El Muerto and appeared in the film Material Girls (2006).

Alonso hosted VH1'south ¡Viva Hollywood! on April 13, 2008 with Carlos Ponce. She portrayed Sam in the werewolf horror film Wolf Moon, directed past Dana Mennie.[5]

Alonso appeared in Rob Zombie'southward The Lords of Salem, released in 2013. Her latest film, a fantasy short titled The Secret of Joy, features her alongside young man Venezuelan role player Carlos Antonio León, Spanish actress Laura Bayonas, and Brazilian extra Ana Carolina Da Fonseca in a story that aims to bring awareness nearly pediatric cancer.

Political views [edit]

Alonso has often spoken in support of LGBT rights and in appreciation of her LGBT fans, stating, "I was very much supported by the customs when I first came out with my music". In a 2004 article, she compared herself to Cher in terms of her connection to LGBT civilization.[6]

Alonso was an outspoken critic of Republic of cuba's Fidel Castro and Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, whom she described as a "dictator"-like "Hitler"[7] and whose voters and supporters she described every bit "terrorists."[eight] She appeared on Sean Hannity's Hannity'south America on May 6, 2007, Hannity & Colmes on June 1, 2007[seven] and Beak O'Reilly'southward The O'Reilly Cistron on August 13, 2007 and March 11, 2009.

Alonso issued an "Open Letter to Sean Penn"[9] online on March 29, 2010 regarding his support of Hugo Chávez. She used a indicate-past-betoken refrain of "WHY" in her letter questioning various problems occurring in Venezuela.[x] In December 2011, she got into a heated substitution with Penn at a Los Angeles airport during which Penn called her a hog and she responded by calling Penn a communist (the two had played lovers in the 1988 movie Colors).[11]

In the fall of 2008, Alonso endorsed the presidential campaign of Republican nominee John McCain, writing:[12]

As a Latina and a new American citizen, I believe in this land and its people, and I believe that nosotros need more than merely "modify." Nosotros demand a leader who can bring about the right kind of modify, and John McCain has the experience and judgment necessary to pb united states in these uncertain times. I grew up in Republic of cuba and Venezuela, and I am appalled that Barack Obama apparently wants to emulate the "spread the wealth" economical policies of those countries and negotiate with their leaders.

In an Baronial 2012 Spreecast interview, Alonso stated her opposition to Obama'south re-election, saying that if reelected he would take steps to make the U.s.a. get more like Venezuela nether the Chávez government.[xiii]

In Jan 2014, Alonso resigned from a San Francisco production of The Vagina Monologues after appearing in an advertisement for Republican candidate for Governor Tim Donnelly.[xiv]

On September 17, 2014, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro asked Interior Government minister Miguel Rodríguez Torres to pursue legal deportment to revoke Alonso's Venezuelan citizenship.[15] The reason was her public request on a radio interview for a war machine intervention confronting Venezuela: "In my opinion, (the U.s.) must arbitrate, because the Cubans already invaded without firing a single bullet because they gave information technology (Venezuela) for free. Then I would like that the US would invade using bullets to get all those communists out of Venezuela".[xvi]

In mid-2016, Alonso stated that she supported neither Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump nor Autonomous Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in the U.S. ballot, viewing both of them as unacceptable.[17] [18] She ended upwardly supporting Gary Johnson in the full general election.[ commendation needed ]

Filmography [edit]

Year Film Role Notes
1978 Savana – Sesso e diamanti Margaret Johnson Italian B film
1979 Solon
Estefanía Silvana Cataldo TV serial
Mabel Valdez, periodista
1980 Natalia de 8 a ix Mariana Brito
1980 Mi hijo Gabriel
1980 El Esposo de Anaís
1980 Claudia Claudia
1981 Marielena Marielena
1981 Angelito
1981 Luz Marina Luz Marina
1982 Fantasy Isle French Girl 1 episode
1982 Knight Rider Marie Elena Casafranca one episode; credited every bit Maria Conchita
1983 Nacho Herself TV series
1984 Moscow on the Hudson Lucia Lombardo
1984 Fright City Silver equally Maria Conchita
1986 A Fine Mess Claudia Pazzo a.k.a. Blake Edwards' A Fine Mess (United states: consummate championship)
1986 Bear on and Become Denise DeLeon
1987 Il cugino americano Caterina Ammirati a.m.a. Blood Ties (USA: TV title)
1987 Extreme Prejudice Sarita Cisneros
1987 The Running Man Amber Mendez
1988 Con el Corazón en la Mano
1988 Colors Louisa Gomez
1989 One of the Boys Maria Conchita Navarro 6 episodes
1989 Vampire's Kiss Alva Restrepo
1990 Predator two Leona Cantrell
1991 Cuerpos clandestinos (TV) Claudia
1991 McBain Christina
1992 Teamster Dominate: The Jackie Presser Story (TV) Carmen a.k.a. Power Play: The Jackie Presser Story (UK: video title)
1993 Roosters Chata
1993 The Business firm of the Spirits Tránsito Soto
1994 Alejandra Alejandra Martínez Television receiver serial
1994 Texas (TV) Lucia a.grand.a. James A. Michener's Texas
1994 MacShayne: The Last Roll of the Die (TV) Cindy Evans
1996 Caught Betty a.one thousand.a. Atrapados (USA: Spanish title)
1996 For Which He Stands Theresa Rochetti
1996 Sudden Terror: The Hijacking of School Bus #17 Marta Caldwell
1997 Women: Stories of Passion Sophia one episode
1997 Chicago Hope Emma Scull 2 episodes
1997 Robert Altman'due south Gun Marti 1 episode
1997 Catherine's Grove Charley Vasquez
1997 F/X: The Series Elena Serrano 2 episodes
1997 Acts of Expose Eva Ramirez
1998 Exposé Nancy Drake a.g.a. Footsteps (Philippines: English championship) (U.s.a.: working title)
1998 Blackheart Annette
1998 The Nanny Concepcion Sheffield i episode
1998 The Outer Limits Marie Alexander Episode: "The Vaccine"
1998 El Grito en el cielo Miranda Vega a.k.a. Shout Out (United states: festival title)
1998 My Husband's Secret Life (TV) Toni Diaz
1999 Touched by an Angel Dr. Sandra Pena ane episode
1999 Dillinger in Paradise Lola
2000 Concatenation of Command Vice President Gloria Valdez
2000 Amantes de luna llena
2000 Knockout Carmen Alvarado
2000 A Vision of Murder: The Story of Donielle (Television receiver) Gloria
2000 All-time Actress (TV) Maria Katarina Caldone
2000 High Noon (Goggle box) Helen Ramirez
2000 Twice in a Lifetime Kat Lopez 1 episode
2000 The Princess & the Barrio Boy (Television receiver) Minerva Rojas a.k.a. She's in Love (UK)
2001 The Lawmaking conspiracy Rachel
2001 Resurrection Blvd. Julia Hernandez 3 episodes
2001 Birth of Babylon Lupe Velez
2002 Blind Heat Adrianna Scott
2002 Robbery Homicide Division Claudia i episode
2003 The Company You Go along Vera
2003 Kingpin Ariela TV series
2003 Center of America Mrs. Jones a.k.a. Home Room (Australia)
2003 Chasing Papi Maria
2003 Newton'south Law
2004 CSI: Miami Marisela Gonzalez ane episode: Claret Moon
2005 English as a Second Language Consuelo Sara
2005 La Academia Us Judge
2005 Fume Aurora Avila
2006 Drastic Housewives Lucía Márquez 1 episode
2006 Cloth Girls Inez
2007 The Dead Ane Sis Rosa
2007 The Condor (V) Mrs. Valdez (voice) a.k.a. Stan Lee Presents: The Condor (United states: DVD box title)
2007 Saints & Sinners Diana Martin 62 episodes
2008 Richard III Queen Elizabeth
2008 Tranced Libra
2008 The Fine art of Travel Mrs. Layne
2008 The Red Sheet Maria Sanchez
2008 2 Minutes Of Hate Dos minutos de odio
2008 Unauthorized Clifford Des-Autorizado (Venezuela: wide-release title)
2009 Maneater (miniseries) Alejandra Alpert 2 episodes
2009 Dark Moon Rise Sheriff Sam.
2009 Spread Ingrid
2011 Without Men Lucrecia
2012 Lords of Salem Alice Matthias
2014 Return to Babylon Lupe Vélez
2016 November Rule Ms Luisa
2017 Kill 'Em All Agent Sanders
2018 Off the Menu Cordelia Torres
2018 El señor de los cielos Nora Requena
2019 ¡He matado a mi marido! Remedios
2019 The I-State Mrs. Hunt Miniseries
2019 Into the Dark Bea 1 episode ("Skillful Boy")
TBA Accept Me to Tarzana Juanita Postal service-production

Discography [edit]

  • Dear Maniac (Polydor/PolyGram, 1979)
  • The Witch (Polydor/Polygram, 1980)
  • Dangerous Rhythm (PolyGram, 1982)
  • Te Amo (Polydor/PolyGram, 1983)
  • María Conchita (A&Yard/PolyGram, 1984; first Grammy nomination)
  • O Ella o Yo (A&Thousand/PolyGram, 1985)
  • Grandes Éxitos (PolyGram, 1986)
  • Mírame (PolyGram, 1987)
  • Hazme Sentir (PolyGram, 1990)
  • Otra Mentira Mas (second Grammy nomination)
  • En Vivo México (Capitol/EMI Mexico, 1991)
  • Imagíname (Columbia/SME United mexican states, 1992; third Grammy nomination)
  • Alejandra: Boleros (PolyGram, 1994)
  • Hoy y Siempre (PolyGram, 1997)
  • Grandes Éxitos (2004)
  • Soy EP (Hypnotic, 2005)
  • Greatest Hits (Universal Latino, 2008)
  • Mienteme (Universal Latino, 2009)
  • Amor De Madrugada (ARDC Music Division, 2016)

Singles [edit]

Year Song Hot Latin Songs Anthology
1987 "Suéltame" 22 Grandes Éxitos
1987 "Otra Mentira Más" 24 Mírame
1988 "Y Es Que Llegaste Tú" 5
1990 "Hazme Sentir" 24 Hazme Sentir
1991 "A Él Lo Quiero" 35
1993 "Promesas" 20 Imagíname
2019 "Ya No Más" ¡He matado a mi marido! - Soundtrack
2020 "Llename De Ti" "Llename De Ti" single

References [edit]

  1. ^ Marys, Catherine Medina (February 27, 2021). "Antonella Alonso: "La industria pornográfica es parte del cine"". El Pitazo (in Spanish). Retrieved August xviii, 2021.
  2. ^ "Antonella Alonso, "La Sirena 69"". La Gran Aldea (in Spanish). January 20, 2020. Retrieved August eighteen, 2021.
  3. ^ "Cakewatch: Celebrity birthdays". Los Angeles Times. Archived from the original on April 17, 2019. Retrieved April 17, 2019.
  4. ^ "Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences nominees for Grammy ..." United Press International. January ten, 1985. Retrieved July 17, 2015.
  5. ^ "Wolf Moon DVD Art and Special Features Revealed". Dreadcentral.com. April 14, 2010. Retrieved July 27, 2010.
  6. ^ "'Soy' Maria Conchita Alonso! – Gay Lesbian Bi Trans News Archive". Windy Metropolis Times.
  7. ^ a b "All those people are Chavistas, all those people are controlled past Chavez ... So they say what Chavez wants them to say ... No, he was non elected democratically. The first time he was elected democratically, only the last two fourth dimension[due south], the referendum and this final month of December, he was not." Hannity & Colmes, Fob News. June 2007.
  8. ^ Geraghty, James. "Subsequently Watching Her Speak, Giuliani Was an Afterthought," National Review Online. May 1, 2007.
  9. ^ "An Open Alphabetic character to Sean Penn By Maria Conchita Alonso". Media Research Eye. March 25, 2010. Retrieved February 17, 2016.
  10. ^ "Open up Letter to Sean Penn". Mediaite.com. March 29, 2010. Retrieved July 27, 2010.
  11. ^ "Where Washington Comes To Talk Now on 105.9FM!". WMAL. Archived from the original on April 3, 2012. Retrieved March 27, 2012.
  12. ^ Press office. Maria Conchita Alonso Endorses John McCain Archived December one, 2008, at the Wayback Machine JohnMcCain.com, October 31, 2008.
  13. ^ Steve Malzberg (August viii, 2012). "Alonso: Obama Win a Move Toward Chavez". Spreecast. Archived from the original on October 30, 2013. Retrieved April 17, 2014.
  14. ^ "Actress Out Of San Francisco Production Subsequently Endorsing Tea Party Candidate". CBS Local San Fran. KCBS. Jan eighteen, 2014. Retrieved January 19, 2014.
  15. ^ "Venezuela's leftist leaders move to strip citizenship from extra Maria Conchita Alonso". StarTribune Minneapolis. September 17, 2014. Archived from the original on September 19, 2014. Retrieved September 18, 2014.
  16. ^ Gestionan revocar la nacionalidad venezolana a María Conchita Alonso (In Spanish) Archived June 5, 2015, at the Wayback Machine
  17. ^ "María Conchita Alonso no piensa votar por Hillary Clinton". noticias.entravision.com. July 23, 2016.
  18. ^ "María Conchita Alonso asegura que no le gusta Hillary Clinton (VIDEO)". www.telemundo.com.

External links [edit]

  • María Conchita Alonso at IMDb
  • María Conchita Alonso at the TCM Movie Database
  • María Conchita Alonso at AllMovie
  • María Conchita Alonso at Discogs

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar%C3%ADa_Conchita_Alonso

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