Moria Casán is an iconic Argentine actress and entertainer celebrated for her roles in films such as Amante para dos and numerous comedy movies of the 1970s and 1980s.
Early Days
Born and raised in Buenos Aires to a family of Italian descent, Casán began her career as a dancer and music hall performer before transitioning to television.
Fun Facts
She hosted popular variety shows like A la cama con Moria and Monumental Moria, and in 2005 she ran unsuccessfully for the Argentine Chamber of Deputies, showcasing her political ambitions.
Family Life
Casán’s first marriage to Mario Castiglione produced a daughter, Sofia Castiglionewho later pursued acting; she later married Luis Vadalá. (These relationships are inferred from public records.)
Collaborations With
She has worked alongside notable Argentine contemporaries such as Cecilia Roth, sharing the screen in several projects.