Rosario Prieto

Rosario de los Milagros Prieto Pérez (Dominican Republic, April 13, 1942), more well known as Rosario Prieto, is an actress of Venezuelan television[1] who has stood out in the genre of telenovelas. Now 76, she is especially celebrated for her work in the telenovela Venevisión Amor secreto as the character Coromoto.

Career

When she was one and a half years old, Rosario Prieto arrived in Venezuela with her parents, who were political refugees. Despite being born in the Dominican Republic, the actress identifies as Venezuelan.

Jorge Citino was the choreographer of that program in 1959 and, in his arduous search for all the academies of Caracas to find a classical dancer, he selected Rosario Prieto to be part of "El Show de Renny."

One day, when Rosario Prieto was dancing on the stage of "El Show de Renny," she met Chucho Sanoja, director of the RCTV orchestra. She fell in love married him. She then began to explore the world of singing, since she was part of the orchestra led by her husband and studied with master Eduardo Lanz.

Two years after being married, Rosario Prieto had her first daughter named María Eugenia Sanoja Prieto, and later, three sons who died.

As a member of the RCTV orchestra, which had many contracts with international record companies, Rosario Prieto had the opportunity to travel to different countries. In some nations such as Mexico, the United States and Spain, she studied as a listener in the performing arts schools.

While she traveled, Prieto gained interest in acting. So she decided to take formal classes in Venezuela with Professor Luis Salazar, the founder of a school of acting training in the country.

Rosario Prieto debuted as an actress on RCTV in the mid-1960s. She then traveled to the United States where she studied choreography and, upon returning to Venezuela, worked for thirteen years on the newly opened CVTV channel. During this time, the actress had her second daughter, Carolina Prieto de Fernández.[2]

In 1979, she returned to RCTV and worked uninterrupted until the day of its closure, both in dramatic productions and in different genres: humor, competitions, varieties, and more.[3]

In addition to all this, Rosario Prieto has a training school of artistic talent called "Buscando el Actor que todos llevamos dentro", which has functioned in Caracas and in several other regions of the country. She has taught acting workshops on television, voice and diction, text analysis and body language, as well as various talks on empirical and spiritual content.

Filmography
Year Program Character Channel
1973 Mily Diana Tormento VTV
1980 Rosa Campos, Provinciana Elena RCTV
1982 La Guajirita RCTV
1983 Marta y Javier Margó Lizárraga RCTV
1983 Leonela Señora de Rodríguez RCTV
1985 Topacio Doña Pura RCTV
1985 Rebeca Teodora RCTV
1986 Mansión de Luxe Margarita Luchester RCTV
1986 Atrévete Daría Sepúlveda RCTV
1987 Mi amada Beatriz Miguelina ("Maíta") RCTV
1988 La Muchacha Del Circo Herminia Villas RCTV
1989 Rubí rebelde Dorila RCTV
1989 Amanda Sabater RCTV
1990 De mujeres Leticia RCTV
1991 El desprecio RCTV
1993 De oro puro Fausta Gómez RCTV
1994 Alejandra María de Bustamante RCTV
1994 Pura sangre Estacia Briceño RCTV
1996 Los amores de Anita Peña RCTV
1997 María de los Ángeles RCTV
1999 Mujer secreta Evencia de Romero RCTV
1999 Mariú Albertina Navarrete RCTV
2000 Viva la Pepa RCTV
2001 A calzón quita'o Doña Celeste de Contreras RCTV
2002 Trapos íntimos Eulalia Pinzón RCTV
2004 ¡Qué buena se puso Lola! Luz Elena Aguirre RCTV
2005 Amor a palos Zoila Revueltas RCTV
2007 Camaleona Numidia Valecillos RCTV
2008 Nadie me dirá cómo quererte Gregoria Salas RCTV
2009 Esto es lo que hay Doña Carmen González RCTV
2012 Teresa en tres estaciones Petra Bautista TVes
2015 Amor secreto Coromoto[4] Venevisión
2016 Locos y Peligrosos Movie
2017 Más vivos que nunca Paloma Movie

References
  1. "Biografías - Rosario Prieto". RCTV.net. 22 June 2009. Archived from the original on 22 June 2009. Retrieved 12 November 2015.
  2. "Afirma Rosario Prieto "He sido y seré madre a tiempo completo"". Magazine Venezuela. Retrieved 12 November 2015.
  3. "Rosario Prieto: "No soporto el desprecio"". el-nacional.com. Archived from the original on 26 September 2015. Retrieved 12 December 2015.
  4. "Rosario Prieto: "Siempre hay algo que aprender, la actuación es una carrera sin fin"". venevision.net. Retrieved 12 December 2015.
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