Tania Lizardo is a Mexican actress best known for her work in television. Born in León, Tania Lizardo decided to pursue a career in acting at age 18, she dropped out of Universidad La Salle where she had been studying architecture, moved to Mexico City where she graduated from the Centro de Educación Artística. She made her television debut in the "María, pescadera" chapter of the TV series Mujeres asesinas in 2009. In 2011, producer José Alberto Castro, whom she had met while studying at CEA, gave her a role on the telenovela La que no podía amar, she has gone on to appear in other telenovelas such as Ni contigo ni sin ti, Un refugio para el amor, Por siempre mi amor, Lo imperdonable. In 2012, Lizardo made her feature film debut in the romantic comedy Viaje de generación. La que no podía amar – María Paz "Maripaz" Hernández Ni contigo ni sin ti Un refugio para el amor – Melissa San Emeterio Fuentes-Gil Por siempre mi amor – Marianela Lo imperdonable – Blanca "Blanquita" Arroyo Álvarez Simplemente María – Magdalena Flores Ríos El vuelo de la Victoria – Usumacinta "Cinta" La doble vida de Estela Carrillo – Ernestina "Nina" Tinoco Mujeres asesinas – "María, pescadora" Difícil Decisión – Claudia Como dice el dicho Nueva vida En Medio De La Lluvia – Yolita La rosa de Guadalupe' Viaje de generación Tania Lizardo on Facebook Tania Lizardo on IMDb

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