Flavia Laos

Flavia Laos Urbina (born 22 february 1997) is a Peruvian model, singer and actress.

Flavia Laos
Born
Flavia Laos Urbina

(1997-02-22) 22 February 1997
Lima, Peru
OccupationSinger, model and actress
Height158 cm (5 ft 2 in)
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Biography

She entered the world of television when she was eight years old in the Miss Pequenita contest in which she won in 2005.[1] In 2002, she participated the program AmericaKids. In 2007, she entered the program La Hora Warner as host of the program. In 2010, she participated in the series La Akdemia which ended in 2012.

Career

She currently continues her singing career and participates in the Telenovela Ven baila quinceañera, which premiered in 2015, as a protagonist where she shares roles with great actors such as Leslie Stewart, Lourdes Berninzon, among others. It was also part of reality as Reto de campeones that was aired on Latina Television and This is War broadcast by America Television but this reality was part of the pre season and as a new official participant. Parallel to her career as an actress, Flavia is a singer since for the novel Ven Baila Quinceañera she recorded several songs as a soloist and along with Pablo Heredia.

TV series
  • Te Volveré a Encontrar (2018) as Lola
  • Ven Baila quinceañera (2015–2018) as Camila Sousa-Sanguinetti Pastor
  • La Akdemia (2010–2012) as Flavia
  • Miss Pequenita (2005) – Winner
  • La Hora Warner (2007–2009) – Hostess
  • " AmericaKids" (2002-2007)
  • Combate (2015)
  • Reto de Campiones (2016) – Participant
  • This is War (2017) – Participant
gollark: It's funny that you only screenshotted the areas we deliberately make look "interesting" and "secret".
gollark: Or the one-way hallway or the apiary.
gollark: Let alone the room of lethal visual cognitohazards.
gollark: You haven't even photographed the Apiaristics Division Labs or the Antimemetics Division chambers.
gollark: Why would I explain it? Watching you speculate is funnier.

References
  1. Flavia Laos: Pequeña niña grande (in Spanish)


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