Brenda Asnicar

Argentine actress in 'Casi Ángeles'

Brenda Asnicar - Argentine actress in 'Casi Ángeles'
Born

October 17th, 1991
33 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Argentina

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Birth occurred in 1991 in Argentina. Achievements include a successful career in acting, beginning at a young age. Gained recognition for performances in the television series 'Casi Ángeles', where the role significantly contributed to popularity. Collaborated with renowned production companies in various other projects, showcasing versatility and talent. Also involved in music, releasing singles that reflect personal style.

starring in 'Casi Ángeles'

releasing singles as a musician

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