Katie barberi biography

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Katie Barberi is currently one of the most important Mexican actresses, having starred more than twenty soap-operas.
As regards literature, Barberi has co-written the vampire comic myt Daylight Sucks, along with her partner Craig Hurley.

Her career as an actress started when she moved to Los Angeles, when she was just 10 years old. She has worked in Disney productions such as Spooner and Appearances, besides a NBS TV Series calles The stadsdel i new york Zoo.

Among the soap-operas she has starred are Corazón valiente (Brave heart), Bella calamidades (Beautiful Disasters) and El fantasma de Elena (Elena’s ghost).

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Katie Barberi is one of the leaders in the movement with the prestigious actor’s union Sag Aftra to unionize Spanish speaking performers.

Regarding her role as an actress, she is quite an estimated one both in Mexico and the USA.

Katie Barberi

She played the Cancer Support Group Leader in Saw X.

Career[]

Katie Barberi was born in Coahuila, Mexico, on January 22, 1972, and aspired to become an actress and singer from an early age. By the age of nine, she had appeared in Macbeth and La Boheme in the Children's Chorus of The Nevada Opera Company. At age 10, she began acting professionally in Los Angeles in television, film, and stage plays.

In her teenage years, Barberi starred in three Disney films: Spooner, Appearances, and Not Quite Human II, opposite Robert Urich, Ernest Borgnine, and Alan Thicke. She played Maria DeLucci in a recurring role in the NBC series The Bro

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Katie Barberi
Biographical
Full Name	Katie Barberi
Gender	Female
Date of Birth	January 22, 1972
Place of Birth	Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico
Occupation	Actress
Role	Ursula Van Pelt

Katie Barberi is an American-Mexican actress. She is best known for her recurring roles of Úrsula in the Latin American TV show Grachi and in the American counterpart version on Every Witch Way.

Biography[]

Barberi was born in Saltillo, Coahuila, to a Mexican father of Italian descent and an American mother. Because of the nature of the careers of both her parents, Katie Barberi attended many different schools across the United States and Mexico. However, the unstable nature of her childhood is a circumstance she considers 100% positive. She had been exposed to different cultures and points of views about life, as well as having the benefit of learning both English and Spanish.

At the age of 12, Barberi and her mother relocated t