Kelchie Arizmendi

Kelchie Arizmendi (born Kelchie Arizmendi Castellanos on March 6, 1977, in Mexico City, Mexico) is a Mexican actress. In 1998 debut as Panchita in the telenovela Vivo por Elena.[1]

Kelchie Arizmendi
Born
Kelchie Arizmendi Castellanos

(1977-03-06) March 6, 1977
OccupationActress
Years active1998–present
RelativesRoxana Castellanos (cousin)

Biography

Arizmendi was born on March 6, 1977, in Mexico City, Mexico. At 18 years old, begin her career as an actress and entering CEA (Centro de Educación Artística de Televisa),[2] where on the basis of effort manages to graduate with successful actors and actresses with Claudia Troyo, Adriana Nieto, Susana González, Arleth Terán and Miguel Ángel Biago. His television debut was at age 21 in a production of Juan Osorio as part of the youth cast in the telenovela Vivo por Elena.

Filmography

Telenovelas, Television
YearTitleRoleNotes
1998Vivo por ElenaPanchita "La Risitas"Supporting role
1998/99¿Qué nos pasa?HerselfTV show
1999Alma rebeldeGracielaAntagonist
2000Carita de ángelLorena "Lore"Supporting role
2001Amigas y rivalesGiselaSupporting role
SaloméNataliaSpecial appearance
2001/07Mujer, casos de la vida realHerselfVarious episodes
2002Así son ellasVioleta Carmona (young)Special appearance[3]
Clase 406Antonia "Toña"Recurring role
2003De pocas, pocas pulgasCristinaSupporting role[4]
Velo de noviaPatricia "Patty"Supporting role[5][6]
2005Vida tvHerselfTV show
Los perplejosHerselfTV show
Contra viento y mareaFuensantaRecurring role[7]
2006La fea más bellaAzáfataSpecial appearance
2007Yo amo a Juan QuerendónNurseRecurring role
Destilando AmorEduvinaRecurring role
Tormenta en el paraísoBrisaRecurring role
2008Juro Que Te AmoIrmaSupporting role
2008–presentLa rosa de GuadalupeVarious characters27 Episodes
"Volver a verte" (2008)
"Reina de Belleza" (2009)
"La Menos culpable" (2011)
"La Amistad no tiene nombre" (2011)
"Una Salida falsa del dolor" (2012)
"Niña Problema" (2013)
"El Amor nunca tiene la Culpa" (2014)
"Un viento en la ventana" (2014)
"La Ambición" (2015)
"Un Lugar en el Mundo" (2015)
"El Principio de la Felicidad" (2016)
"Un Doble Perdón" (2017)
"Cuéntame un cuento" (2017)
"La Luz de una Estrella" (2018)
"Lavar la Culpa" (2018)
"Hasta Sacarle Brillo" (2018)
"Después de la Oscuridad" (2018)
"Crecer de Golpe" (2019)
"Muñequita de Porcelana" (2019)
"Sanar el Corazón" (2019)
"El Hombrecito de la Casa" (2020)
"Lecciones del Corazón" (2020)
"Un Camino Lleno de Espinas" (2021)
"Torre de Cristal" (2021)
"Regalo de Reyes" (2022)
"La Energía del Sol" (2022)
"Ver el Cielo" (2023)
2010Llena de amorMarildaRecurring role
2011Ni contigo ni sin tiTaniaSpecial appearance
2012Un refugio para el amorNormaSpecial appearance
Se valeHerselfTV show
2012/13Amores verdaderosAnfitrionaSpecial appearance
Porque el amor mandaDr. Elbia MuñizSpecial appearance
2013–presentComo dice el dichoVarious characters6 Episodes
"Quien Hace un Mal, el Suyo Le Viene Atrás" (2013)
"Quien no conoce a Dios, donde quiere se anda hincando" (2015)
"Celos y Envidia, Quitan al hombre la Vida" (2015)
"Más vale Poco y Bueno, que mucho y Malo" (2016)
"No quieras correr, antes de saber caminar" (2016)
"Poquitos serán los que yerrán queriendo errar" (2017)
2013Noches con PlatanitoHerselfTV show
2013/14Quiero amarteNuriaRecurring role
2014Esto es GuerraHerselfTV show
Amordidas HerselfTV show
Grandes temas de telenovelaHerselfTV show
2014/15Mi corazón es tuyoDr. Sofía Eguiarte BoschSpecial appearance
Hasta el fin del mundoAnalíaRecurring role
2016Sueño de amorFeliciaSupporting role

Theatre

  • Panal Gastronómico (2006/07)
  • Stand bY Comedy (2013/14)
  • Se busca el hombre de mi vida, porque marido ya tuve (2013/16)
  • Amoratados (2015)
  • Suicidame mi Amor (2017)

References

  1. Biografia de Kelchie Arizmendi in durangomas.mx
  2. Kelchie Arizmendi at esmas.com
  3. "Así son ellas" (in Spanish). alma-latina.net. Archived from the original on April 13, 2003. Retrieved May 23, 2016.
  4. "Pocas pulgas, mucha diversión" (in Spanish). El Siglo de Torreón. January 5, 2003. Retrieved August 5, 2014.
  5. "20 Refritos De Telenovelas Que No Debieron Existir" (in Spanish). latintimes.com. December 10, 2014. Archived from the original on August 12, 2019. Retrieved May 24, 2016.
  6. "Velo de novia Telenisa 2003" (in Spanish). todotnv.com. September 3, 2009. Retrieved May 24, 2016.
  7. "Conoce la historia..." archive.org. Archived from the original on May 22, 2013. Retrieved July 25, 2016.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)


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