Azela Robinson

Azela Robinson
Azela Robinson
	Azela Robinson in 2017
Born	Azela Jacqueline Robinson Cañedo; 26 August 1965; London, UK
Alma mater	Bristol Old Vic Theatre School
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1990–present
Spouse(s)	Roberto Ballesteros (1988–1996)
Children	Alexander;

Azela Robinson (born Azela Jacqueline Robinson Cañedo on 26 August 1965 in London, UK) is a Mexican actress of British origin. Famous for her antagonistic interpretations in numerous Mexican telenovelas, among which are Cañaveral de pasiones (1996), Contra viento y marea (2005), Llena de amor (2010) and Yo no creo en los hombres (2014), among many others .[1]

Biography

Early life

Azela Jacqueline Robinson was born in London, UK. Her mother, Nadja Cañedo is Mexican and her father, Alan Robinson is British.

She began her professional training as an actress in 1980 within the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in Bristol, UK. Eventually, between 1982 and 1983 she took courses at the National Theatre in London.[2][3] Looking for opportunities in the entertainment world, she settled in Mexico in the late 1980s.

Films

Once in Mexico, Robinson begins her career as an actress in the movies. She debuted Fin de semana en Garibaldi" (1989), along with Jorge Reynoso. From that time until 1993, Robinson works on approximately 68 films, mainly comedy and action genres. Of them stand out ribbons like Sor Batalla (1990), with María Antonieta de las Nieves La Chilindrina; La mujer judicial (1990), again next to Mario Almada; El extensionista (1991), along with Eduardo Palomo; Mujer de cabaret (1991), directed by Julián Pastor, with Maribel Guardia and Leonardo Daniel; El trono del infierno (1992), with Sergio Goyri and Jorge Luke or Dama de Noche (1993), with Rafael Sánchez Navarro and Cecilia Toussaint, among others. Her increasingly frequent participation in television, causes that gradually she distances herself of the cinema.

In more recent times, her most outstanding performances in the movies are in films such as Espejo retrovisor (2002), with Manuel Ojeda, Contratiempo (2011), with Michel Brown and Tus feromonas me matan (2016), with Alberto Guerra and Julieta Egurrola , among others.

Television

Robinson made her Mexican TV debut in a chapter of the famous horror serie La hora marcada, in 1990. In 1995 she got her first character in a telenovela with the hand of producer Enrique Segoviano in the telenovela Pobre niña rica, with Victoria Ruffo and singer Paulina Rubio. In 1996 she plays Dinorah Faberman, one of the most important and remembered characters of her career, in the telenovela Cañaveral de pasiones, produced by Humberto Zurita and Christian Bach and sharing credit with Daniela Castro, Juan Soler and Angelica Aragón, among others. Thanks to her interpretation, Robinson becomes one of the most outstanding villains of the Mexican telenovelas. As villain she works on melodramas like La usurpadora (1998), Laberintos de pasión (1999) and Mi destino eres tú (2000). In 2001 she interprets the role of Francisca, another of her personages more remembered in the telenovela El manantial, produced by Carla Estrada, next to Adela Noriega, Daniela Romo and Alejandro Tommasi. In 2002 she played one of her few non-antagonistic characters in the telenovela La Otra, produced by Ernesto Alonso. In 2005 she plays Apolonia, another of her most successful antagonistic characters in the telenovela Contra viento y marea, forming a famous dumbbell with actress Beatriz Sheridan. In 2006 participates in the telenovela Mundo de fieras, where again she interprets a non-antagonistic character.

In 2007 she shows another facet of her career as part of the group of conductors of the television program Metropolis. Also participates in the TV series S.O.S.: Sexo y otros Secretos (2007) and Central de Abasto (2008). In 2009 the actress also participates in one of the episodes of the television series Mujeres asesinas, along with the actress María Sorté.

In 2010, Robinson performs another memorable performance in the telenovela Llena de amor, where she plays Fedra, the main villain of the story. She shares credits with Ariadne Díaz, Valentino Lanús and César Évora, among others.

In 2014, Robinson joins the cast of the telenovela Yo no creo en los hombres starring Adriana Louvier and Gabriel Soto. For her interpretation of the personage of Josefa, the actress obtains the Premio TVyNovelas in the category of Better antagonistic actress.

In 2016, the actress plays the main female antagonist character of the telenovela Vino el amor.

Theatre

Azela Robinson has participated in some outstanding theatrical assemblies in Mexico. Of them they emphasise Todos a la piscina (1991), Trilogía amorosa (1993), the classic Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1995), with Rogelio Guerra and Juan Ignacio Aranda, directed by Enrique Rentería; La casa de Bernarda Alba (2002), by Federico García Lorca, along with the actresses Ofelia Guilmáin, Maria Rubio and Aurora Molina; Hombres (2005), with Patricia Reyes Spíndola, María Rojo and others; Orinoco (2007), directed by Benjamín Cann, along Cynthia Klitbo; El acrobata (2008), directed by Roberto D'Amico and next to Ricardo Fastlicht; Macbeth (2008), directed by Leonardo Ayala, with Mónica Dionne; Doce mujeres en pugna (2009), produced by Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo, along with Yolanda Mérida, Laura Zapata, Leticia Calderón and others; La ronda de las harpías (2009), with Ofelia Medina, Victoria Ruffo and Magda Guzmán; Tu tampoco eres normal (2011), directed by Humberto Zurita, next to Alexis Ayala; Baño de mujeres (2013), under the direction of Roberto D'Amico, with Sylvia Pasquel, Ofelia Medina and others, and Made in Mexico (2015), with Juan Ferrara, Rafael Inclán and Socorro Bonilla."Los negros pájaros del adiós" (2016) "Entre mujeres"2019 ((Edith Gozalez)) ((Ana Bertha Espín))

Filmography

Film roles
Year	Title	Role
1991	El extensionista	Rarotonga
1992	La dama y el judicial
1993	Entre el amor y la muerte
2018	Lady Rancho	Fatima

Television roles
Year	Title	Role	Notes
1993	La última esperanza
1995–1996	Pobre niña rica[4]	Ana Luisa Cañedo de Villagrán
1996	Cañaveral de pasiones	Dinorah Faberman	Main cast
1998	La usurpadora	Elvira
1999–2000	Laberintos de pasión	Carmina Roldán de Valencia
2000	Mi Destino Eres Tú	Isaura Becker
2001	El Manantial	Francisca Rivero de Valdéz
2002	La Otra	Mireya Ocampo	Main cast; 89 episodes
2003	Bajo la misma piel	Regina Ortiz Escalante
2005	Contra viento y marea	Apolonia Rudell	Main cast
2006–2007	Mundo de fieras	Dolores Farías	Main cast; 117 episodes
2007	S.O.S.: Sexo y otros secretos	Lucía	Main cast (season 1)
2008–2009	Central de abasto	La Güera	88 episodes
2009	Adictos	Mónica
2009	Sortilegio	Elena Miranda de Kruguer	Antagonist
2009	Mujeres asesinas	Blanca	Episode: "María, pescadera"
2009	Tiempo final	Sonia	Episode: "Testigo"
2010–2011	Llena de amor	Freda Curiel de Ruiz y de Teresa	Main Antagonist
2011	La rosa de Guadalupe	Claudia	Episode: "La niña sicario"
2012	Cachito de cielo	Teresa "Tete" de Franco de Landeros	Main cast; 109 episodes
2013	Cásate conmigo, mi amor	Carmen
2014–2015	Yo no creo en los hombres	Josefa	Main Antagonist ; 112 episodes
2016	Por siempre Joan Sebastian	Marissa	2 episodes
2016–2017	Vino el amor	Lilian Palacios	Main Antagonist ; 142 episodes
2018–2019	Por amar sin ley	Paula Ortega	Supporting Role; 122 episodes
2018–2019	Falsa identidad	Ramona	Antagonist ; 74 episodes
2019	Cuna de lobos	Gélica Andrade	Supporting Role
2020	Como tú no hay 2	Luz Maria Molina	Co-protagonist

Theater roles
Year	Title	Role
1991	Todos a la Piscina
1993	Trilogía amorosa
1994	Cena de matrimonios
1995	Quién le teme a Virginia Wolf
2002	La casa de Bernarda Alba
2005	Hombres
2016–2017	Los negros pájaros del adiós
2019	Entre mujeres[5]	Carlota

Awards and nominations

Premios TV y Novelas

Year	Award	Category	Telenovela	Result
1997	TVyNovelas Awards	Best Female Antagonist	Cañaveral de Pasiones	Nominated
2003		Best Co-star Actress	La Otra
2011		Best Female Antagonist	Llena de amor
2015		Best Female Antagonist	Yo no creo en los hombres
2015		Favorite Villain	Yo no creo en los hombres	Won
2017		Best Leading Actress	Vino el amor	Won

Year	Award	Category	Telenovela /Film	Result
1995	Premios ACTP	Best Supporting Actress in a Drama	¿Quién teme a Virginia Wolf?	Won
2002		Best Supporting Actress in a Drama	La casa de Bernarda de Alba
2003		Best Supporting Actress in a Theater	Cena de matrimonios
2008		Best Actress	Macbeth
1998	Premios ACE
1999	Premios Sol de Oro	Best Supporting Actress	Laberintos de pasión
1999	Premios ACE
2000	Premios Palmas de Oro
2000	Premios Gran Águila de Venezuela
2001	Premios Palmas de Oro

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References

"Biografía de Azela Robinson" (in Spanish). Esmas.com. Archived from the original on 10 July 2011. Retrieved 13 February 2011.
Azela Robinson biography in Televisa.com
El Informador: Azela Robinson
"Azela Robinson, villana reconocida por el público" (in Spanish). El Informador. 25 August 2010. Retrieved 13 February 2011.
Baños, Sughey (12 December 2019). ""Entre mujeres", una historia que todavía está vigente". El Universal (Mexico City) (in Spanish). El Universal. Retrieved 25 September 2019.

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[1] "Biografía de Azela Robinson" (in Spanish). Esmas.com. Archived from the original on 10 July 2011. Retrieved 13 February 2011.

[2] Azela Robinson biography in Televisa.com

[3] El Informador: Azela Robinson

[4] "Azela Robinson, villana reconocida por el público" (in Spanish). El Informador. 25 August 2010. Retrieved 13 February 2011.

[5] Baños, Sughey (12 December 2019). ""Entre mujeres", una historia que todavía está vigente". El Universal (Mexico City) (in Spanish). El Universal. Retrieved 25 September 2019.