Mía Maestro, born on June 19, 1978, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is a talented actress known for her captivating performances on both television and film. With an impressive career spanning across various genres, she gained international recognition for her roles in movies like “Frida” and “The Motorcycle Diaries.” Maestro’s versatility and passion for her craft have earned her a dedicated global fan base. Her dedication to her art and engaging screen presence continue to make her a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. Mía Maestro age is [dob].

Biography:

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Career Debut:

She made her screen debut in Carlos Saura’s Tango which got Golden Globe and Academy Award for Best Film. At first prepared in Argentina, Maestro went to Berlin to build up a vocal collection of crafted by Kurt Weill and Hanns Eisler. In 2006, she co-featured in Wolfgang Petersen’s film Poseidon, a revamp of the 1972 film of a similar name. She played Elena Gonzalaz, a stowaway young lady going to meet her wiped out sibling in the medical clinic with companion and server Valentine.

Maestro featured in the off-Broadway melodic play, My Life as a Fairytale, propelled by the life and works of creator Hans Christian Andersen and singing the music of Stephin Merritt from The Magnetic Fields. She additionally featured in first Night, in view of the show Così fan tutte by Mozart, the parody Meant to Be, and the American non mainstream film Mr. Tambourine Man dependent on an Oliver Sacks story. Maestro has been given a role as the lead character in Cutthroat, an ABC TV pilot for the (2010-2011) season. As of September 30, 2010, she has been given a role as Carmen of the Denali Coven in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 and Part 2. Maestro visitor featured in White Collar as Maya, a café proprietor with whom Neal Caffrey has an excursion while on the run.

She played Dr. Nora Martinez in the vampire repulsiveness arrangement The Strain, made by Guillermo del Toro. She additionally visitor featured in the NBC TV arrangement Hannibal in 2015, playing the role of Allegra Pazzi, the spouse of an Italian overseer. In 2017, she came back to theater and played the role of Diana Salazar in Ferdinand von Schirach’s Terror. The play was delivered in numerous nations, an adjusted adaptation of the play was gotten its United States debut in a creation by Miami New Drama at Miami Beach’s Colony Theater.

Music Career:

As an artist lyricist, Maestro has been acting in Los Angeles, New York City, and Buenos Aires, and is in readiness to begin recording her EP followed by a collection. She has teamed up with the UK band Faithless, singing on the melody “Love is My Condition” on their collection The Dance, discharged in May 2010.

Maestro’s form of “Lloverá” showed up on the Twilight: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 soundtrack, additionally as a component of an EP titled Blue Eyed Sailor, discharged in November 2012. The EP highlights three melodies: “Blue Eyed Sailor”, “Time to Go” (including Damien Rice) and “Lloverá”. It likewise includes a music video of “Blue Eyed Sailor”, coordinated by Juan Azulay and Guillermo Navarro, enlivened by the specialty of Cecilia Paredes.

On October 7, 2014, Mia Maestro’s debut collection Si Agua was discharged by Arts and Crafts. It was recorded in Iceland. NPR’s Alt.Latino alluded to her voice as one of Alt.Latino’s top choices of 2014.

Mía Maestro Net Worth:

Mía Maestro net worth is estimated to be $2 Million as per Celebrity Net Worth. She earned this money being a professional career.

Movies List:

• Tango (1998) (Elena Flores)
• Timecode (2000) (Ana Pauls)
• Picking Up the Pieces (2000) (Carla)
• Hotel (2001) (Cariola)
• Frida (2002) (Cristina Kahlo)
• The Holy Girl (2004) (Ines)
• Kept & Dreamless (2005) (Celina)
• Deepwater (2005) (Iris)
• Poseidon (2006) (Elena Morales)
• Visioneers (2008) (Charisma)
• The Box (2009) (Sasha Eccles)
• Meant to Be (2010) (Gigi)
• First Night (2010) (Nicoletta)
• The Music Never Stopped (2011) (Celia)
• The Speed of Thought (2011) (Anna Manheim)
• Savages (2012) (Dolores)
• Some Girl (2013) (Tyler)
• Grand Street (2014) (Antonia)
• End of the Century (2019) (Sonia)

Television Serials / Shows:

• The Arturo Sandoval Story (2000) (Marianela)
• In the Time of the Butterflies (2001) (Maria Teresa)
• Alias (2004-06) (Nadia Santos)
• Family Guy (2005) (Loca)
• The Man (2007) (Dr. Lola Fiero)
• The Summit (2008) (Maria Puerto)
• Crusoe (2008-09) (Olivia)
• Cutthroat (2010) (Nina Cabrera)
• White Collar (2012) (Maya)
• Person of Interest (2013) (Mira Dobrica)
• The Strain (2014-15) (Dr. Nora Martinez)
• Scandal (2015) (Elise Martin)
• Nashville (2018) (Rosa)

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