Víctor Noriega

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Víctor Noriega
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Born	Víctor Enrique Noriega Hernandez May 10, 1972 (1972-05-10) (age 36) Mexico City, Distrito Federal, México
Awards won Academy Awards Los Grandes de Siempre en Domingo Gaviota Viña del Mar Festival Latino Tenerife Heraldo de Mexico Aplauso USA

Víctor Noriega (born Víctor Enrique Noriega Hernandez), born 10 May 1972 is a Mexican actor, singer and model.

Contents 1 Biography 2 Music 2.1 I. Garibaldi 2.1.1 Discography 2.2 II. Víctor Noriega (Solo Career) 2.2.1 Discography 3 Soap Operas 4 TV Shows 5 Movies 6 Theatre 7 Notes 8 References

[edit] Biography

Born in Mexico City, he started his career as a model. He then pursued a BA in Communications ^[1]. At the same time he auditioned for a musical group and became part of Garibaldi (group) from 1988 to 1994, in which he was one of the 8 original members. The group reunited in 1999 launching a double CD. He then started his acting career in Mexican soap operas. Later on he mixed his career as a host for several TV shows. He recorded an album as solo artist, but it was never released. However he continues to pursue his dream of recording and releasing a CD as a solo artist in the near future. ^[2]

[edit] Music

[edit] I. Garibaldi

The group was formed during a casting by producer Luis de Llanos in 1998. It originally casted 11 members, but months later after image testing only 8 partipants were kept in the group:

• Patricia Manterola, singer/model/actress
• Katia Llanos, entrepreneur in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico
• Luisa Fernanda, television host for Telemundo, radio host for Univision
• Pilar Montenegro, singer/actress
• Víctor Noriega, actor/singer/model
• Sergio Mayer, producer of Sólo para Mujeres
• Charly López, restaurateur
• Javier Ortiz, actor Sólo para Mujeres and Aventurera

Other members who joined the group upon replacement of the original members:

• Ingrid Coronado, television host for TV Azteca

[edit] Discography

1. Garibaldi (1988)
2. Que Te La Pongo (1990)
3. Noche Buena (1990)
4. Los Hijos De Buda (1991)
5. Donde Quedo La Bolita (1993)
6. Gritos De Guerra, Gritos De Amor (1993)
7. Caribe (1994)
8. Reunion 10 (1999)

[edit] II. Víctor Noriega (Solo Career)

In 2001 Víctor Noriega recorded his first solo album with Flamingo Music. However the album was never relased. ^[3]

[edit] Discography

1. Por un Beso (2001). Recorded with Flamingo Music, however album was never released.

[edit] Soap Operas

His soap opera participations include: ^{[4] [5]}

• Rencor Apasionado, 1998, as Gilberto Monteverde. Next to the now retired actress Aracely Arámbula
• Camila, 1998, as Dr. Wicks. Next to the singer and actress Bibi Gaytán
• Rosalinda, 1999, as Alex Dorantes. Next to the international singer and actress Thalía
• Mujeres Enganadas, 1999, as Pablo Renteria. Next to the singer and actress Laura León
• Por un Beso, 2000, where he landed his first lead role as Daniel Diaz de Leon
• La Intrusa, 2001, as Dr. Eduardo Alvarez. Next to Gabriela Španić
• Entre el Amor y el Odio, 2002, as Paulo Sacristan. Next to Susana González
• Bajo la Misma Piel, 2003, as Gabriel
• Angel Rebelde, 2003, as Raul. Next to Grettell Valdéz
• El Amor No Tiene Precio, 2005, as Sebastian Montez y Valle. Next to Susana González
• Peregrina, 2005 as Eugenio. Next to Africa Zavala
• Palabra de Mujer, 2007 as Emmanuel Sanroman. Next to Edith Gonzalez and Yadhira Carrillo

[edit] TV Shows

His partipation in other TV shows include: ^[6]

• Big Brother VIP: Mexico, in 2002 where he was the second evicted
• El Gordo y la Flaca, he has continuously co-hosted the entretainment news show with Lili Estefan since 2002
• Teleton 20-30 Panama, he was a guest host in 2002
• Objetivo Fama, a reality show in looking for Latin talent. He was the host in 2005
• Premios TV Novelas, 2002 to date. Co-host.

[edit] Movies

His participation in movies include: ^[7]

• Donde Quedo la Bolita, in 1992, in which all the Garibaldi (group) members participated.

[edit] Theatre

His participation in theatre include: ^[8]

• No Puedo, in 1999 as Roberto Legorreta

[edit] Notes

[edit] References

Biography Esmas.com
Biography Alma Latina
Biography IMDB.com
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KC Rosa.com
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