Valeria Santaella
Valeria Santaella is known for Silent Night (2023), Un Buen Divorcio (2024) and Señorita 89 (2022).
Valeria Schoneveld
Valeria Schoneveld is an actress, known for Orange Trees (2017), El desentierro (2018) and Vivir dos veces (2019).
Valeria Silva
Valeria Silva was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil. African decedent, she moved to Los Angeles at the age of 21 to pursuit her acting career. After moving to Los Angeles she came to the attention of voice over companies for her unique ability of being fluent in Portuguese. Married to the actor Lovensky Jean-Baptiste in 2019, Valeria has been working with different dubbing/ voice over companies which is giving her positive feedback on her career. Passionate about movies and TV Shows her goal is to make a difference in the Film Industry and support diversity programs for Afro-Brazilian Actors.
Valeria Solarino
Valeria Solarino was born on November 4, 1979 in El Morro, Barcelona, Anzoategui, Venezuela. She is an actress, known for Viola di mare (2009), Valzer (2007) and Signorina Effe (2007).
Valeria Stahl
Valeria Stahl is known for Ketika Berhenti di Sini (2023) and Temen Ngekost (2023).
Valeria Vallejos
Valeria Vallejos is an actress/writer/director of Indigenous descent, born and raised in Patagonia, Argentina. Valeria moved to Paris, France at the age of 17 to pursue her career in the arts and went on to travel the world extensively, living in countries like Nigeria, Gabon, Malaysia and Spain while continuing her education and collecting an MBA along the way. Valeria is fluent in English, Spanish and French. Her collection of life experiences has driven her to become a female and diversity advocate. She wrote, directed and starred in the short film Me También, which won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Short film at the 2019 Bentonville Film Festival. Her first feature screenplay, It Was Written, was a finalist in the 2020 WeScreenplay Diverse Voices competition and a semi-finalist in the 2020 Nashville Film Festival, ScreenCraft Drama Awards and Bluecat Screenplay competition among others. Valeria starred in the upcoming indie comedy Domino: Battle of the Bones alongside David Arquette.
Valeria Vera
Mexican actress, singer, and producer with more than 45 Television, Film and theater projects in her professional life. She is a Mater Meditation Ontological Coach promoting the consciousness awakening. In Theater, she has a long history with plays such as: "Amor Sin Barreras", "Hoy No Me Puedo Levantar", "Avenida Q", "Chicas Católicas", "Ni Princesas, Ni Esclavas", "Divorciadas", "Que no se Culpe a Nadie de Mi Muerte"," Rotterdam ","El Otro Lado de la Cama","Infieles, Famosos e Infames", to name a few. In Cinema "La Vida Inmoral de la Pareja Ideal", "Macho", "Estrellas Solitarias", "Todo Mal", "Casi Divas " and "Elvira", just to mention a few. Her television projects include: "Betty en NY", "El Señor de los Cielos", "María de todos los Ángeles", "Nuestro Día", "El Albergue", "El Torito", and "El Incorrecto". In 2020 we saw her on Netflix Tv-Series as Sandro in "La Casa de las Flores 3" and with one of the leading characters in the Paramount and Claro Video Tv-Series "R", giving life to "Natalia Romero". This 2022 we will be able to see her performing in the new installment of Gerardo Naranjo "Una Serie Criminal" playing as "Laura Tinajeros" and in "XV Primaveras" directed by Chava Cartas performing as "Pat".
Valeria Vereau
Valeria Vereau grew up in Toronto, Canada. Her family moved to Madrid in her teens. She has appeared in several Spanish TV series until she moved to London, United Kingdom. There she worked alongside Bill Nighy and Judy Davis in David Hare's trilogy "Salting The Battlefield". She also appears in The BBC One drama series "The Interceptor" and starred in the thriller "Extinction", alongside Matthew Fox, Jeffrey Donovan.
Valeria Vidali
Valeria Vidali was born on May 30, 1974 in Rome, Lazio, Italy. She is an actress, known for Digimon: Digital Monsters (1999), Dejimon Adobenchâ (1999) and Winx Club (2004).
Valeria Villa