Dulce Maria

Dulce María (born Dulce María Espinoza Saviñón, December 6, 1985) is a Mexican actress and singer, born in Mexico City, Mexico.

Dulce María began her acting career when she made her first television appearance at the age of eight, in Plaza Sesamo, the Mexican version of Sesame Street. She also appeared in El Club de Gaby and Discovery Kids in the early days of her acting career.

In 1996, she became a member a musical group called Kids that recorded some hit singles such as "La Mejor de Tus Sonrisas" and "Prende el Switch". Three years later, in 1999, she left the group to form one of her own with her former boyfriend Daniel Habif, but they quit before they could even record their first single.

In 2000, Dulce María became a member of the Mexican pop group Jeans, having replaced former member Angie; in 2002 she left the band to act in the series Clase 406, where she received her first protagonist role. In 2004 she became part of RBD, a spin-off musical group from the Mexican series Rebelde, where Dulce María portrayed Roberta Pardo (Reverte). In her love life she has dated fellow group member Alfonso Herrera and Memo Ochoa, former member and goalie of El America (Mexican soccer team). There have been rumors that she has also been dating other fellow groupmate Christopher Uckermann, though both have strongly denied it.

Dulce won "Best Juvenile" actress in the Premios Tv y Novelas because of her on screen talent. She is the favorite of numerous fans of both the novela Rebelde and pop group RBD. Dulce Maria has been compared to many gifted actresses from Mexico, one of which was Lucero. Dulce Maria has become extremely famous and is thought to have a bright and successful future in both acting and in the music industry. In 2004, after having joined the famous Mexican group, RBD, Dulce María's fame grew rapidly and was able to sign endorsement deals with Coca-Cola, Garnier, Kotex and cklass Shoe Ware.

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