Ivette Rodriguez
Ivette Rodriguez | |
|---|---|
| Born | July 28, 1954 San Juan, Puerto Rico |
| Occupation(s) | Actress, singer, author, television journalist |
| Years active | 1970s–present |
| Spouse | Frank Marrero (divorced) |
| Children | 2 (Kiriel Marrero, Anna Marrero) |
Ivette Rodriguez (born 28 July 1954 in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a well known Puerto Rican actress, singer and author.[1]
Career
Rodriguez's acting career took off in 1981, when she was hired by
Rodriguez acted in a film when she was hired to participate in 1994's "
Later career
Six years later, during 2000, she worked alongside
Entering the 21st. century, Rodriguez semi-retired from the show business world to concentrate on motherhood. In 2011, however, she returned briefly to acting, when she once again played Edith Piaf in the return of "Piaf: El Musical", which restarted on 7 October of that year at Centro de Bellas Artes.[4]
in 2013, Rodriguez inaugurated an interactive therapies program for women named "Mujer: Tu Vida es Ahora!" ("Woman: Your Life is Now!"), at San Juan's Radisson Ambassador hotel. She declared at the time that "(She had) traveled to a lot of countries and (she had) found that a common denominator among women is low self-esteem. And not only that, but the fact (is) that women postpone their dreams (to take care of) their children and husbands".[5]
Book
During 2014, Rodriguez wrote and published a book, which she titled "Cuentos de tu Loca: Mensajes de tu Sabia: Estrategias Para Amarte y ser Feliz Ahora" ("Stories by Your Crazy Woman: Messages by Your Smart Woman: Strategies to Love Yourself and Being Happy Right Now").[6]
Personal life
Rodriguez was once involved in a relationship which she later described as "toxic".[1]
Rodriguez was once married to a man named Efraín Marrero. The pair later divorced.
With Marrero, Rodriguez adopted two children from Russia, son Kiriel and daughter Anya.[7]
See also
References
- ^ a b ""Me siento más feliz que nunca"". 12 November 2014.
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- ^ "Linda Sara".
- ^ "Diálogo UPR | la Piaf regresa a las tablas boricuas".
- ^ ""Las mujeres esperan todavía al príncipe azul"".
- ^ "Ivette Rodríguez". Amazon.
- ^ "Ivette Rodríguez cumplió su deseo de convertirse en madre gracias a Rusia". 16 January 2013.