Moria Casán
Moria Casán was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on August 16th, 1946 and is the Movie Actress. At the age of 77, Moria Casán biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Ana Mara Casanova (born August 16, 1926), better known by her stage name Moria Casán, is an Argentine actor and television presenter. Casán made her debut in 1970 and quickly became one of Argentina's most popular entertainers during Argentina's Golden Age of revue.
Her sex symbol value was further strengthened in the late 1970s and 1980s as she appeared in a number of sexual comedy films alongside Alberto Olmedo, Jorge Porcel, and Susana Giménez.
Casán has also established herself as a key television presenter, hosting various sketch comedy shows and talk shows since the 1980s.
Casán was a judge in Bailando por un Sueo, a popular TV show from 2006 to 2017.
She currently hosts Incorrectas TV show and continues to appear in several dramatic productions. Casán is still a well-known figure in Argentine show business.
Her insult parody and off-color humor, which were popular among other media stars, has generated a number of words that are now part of the national lexicon — the press has dubbed her "karateka tongue."
"[her] bigger than life persona is a pop icon more for her stage appearances than for her bold, daring public statements," the Buenos Aires Herald reported in 2013. Casán is also "the country's greatest gay icon" and a fixture of national LGBT culture, as the community sees "her as a symbol of freedom and transgression." Sofa Gala, her only daughter, is also an actress.
Career
Casán was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Moria Casán became a stage sex symbol and chorus girl, following in the footsteps of Argentine revue diva Nélida Roca. She began as a dancer but quickly moved to major theatres due to her versatility, a natural voice, and on-screen presence. She performed with outstanding revue artists during the 1970s, including Nélida Lobato, Adolfo Stray, Don Pelele, Pablo Barbieri, Juan Verdaguer, José Verdaguer, and José Marrone. She was the first revue girl to insist that sexual remarks directed at her person be withdrawn from the stage and be treated on a parody scale with a male. Many prospective female stars took their cues from Casán in subsequent years, and this important change changed the revue scene locally.
Moria Casan was asked to submit her opinion about a variety of topics in the majority of the country's leisure magazines. As a TV hostess and producer, she became well-known for her musical performances and television as a television hostess and producer. She was the first female protagonist in music halls on television, both as dancer and actress. The bulk of her film career has been made up of picaresque comedies, including Alberto Olmedo, Jorge Porcel, and Susana Giménez, a well-known comedian. She married fellow actor Mario Castiglione in 1986, with whom she had a child, and Luis Vadalá remarried with her husband after a bitter divorce.
Casán became one of Argentina's most popular TV stars, hosting numerous local variety shows since Monumental Moria (1990s), Amor y Moria (Love and Moria) and her 2000 talk show, Entre Moria (Between Moria and You). She has also appeared in theatre, most notably in Sebastián Moncada's Brujas (Witches), from 1991 to 1996. Casán ran a much-publicized, but unsuccessful, 2005 bid for a seat in Argentina's National Congress's lower house, the Chamber of Deputies, on the Movimiento Federal de Centro, a new center-right party she founded.
Moria developed into a "show woman" over the years, a Latin American term for a woman who can actually perform rather than being a mere sex symbol, based on her multi-faceted talent and a peculiar phrasing that has gained traction among people of all ages. In addition to those on the hit sitcom Doble Vida and in the recurring seasons of Bailando por un Sue (Dancing for a Dream), where she appeared between 2006 and 2008 as a contest judge between 2006 and 2008. In 2009, she appeared in Une visite opportune, directed by French dramatist Stéphan Druet, while remaining active in theatre. The Escuela de Arte Moria Casán has also opened a restaurant and an actor's and dancing school.
'Quiénes son?' Among the terms she used are 'Quiénes son's.' (Who is you?) "Si quires llorá" (if you want to weep, scream) "a hora!"