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Majida Issa

Majida Issa

Actor · Born 1981-06-27 · San Andrés, Colombia

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Biography

Majida Margarita Issa Bellotto (born June 27, 1981) is a Colombian actress and singer of Italian and Lebanese descent. She is widely recognized as one of the most complete and versatile performers of her generation, noted for her powerful presence in both drama and musical theater. She has received multiple awards, including the TVyNovelas Award for Best Female Villain and the India Catalina Award. Additionally, she was nominated for a Latin Grammy in 2017 for Best Ranchera/Mariachi Album for her work "Pero No Llorando". ​Born in San Andrés Island, she comes from a distinguished artistic lineage, being the niece of the legendary actress Teresa Gutiérrez. She moved to Mexico to pursue professional acting studies at the Escuela Nacional de Arte Teatral (ENAT), where she graduated before returning to Colombia to launch her television career in the mid-2000s. Her early notable roles included appearances in productions such as Pocholo (2007) and La quiero a morir (2008). ​Her definitive breakthrough came through her portrayal of complex and powerful women. In 2012, she earned critical acclaim for her role as Diana Turbay in the series Escobar, el patrón del mal, and later for playing …

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Sin senos sí hay paraíso (2016) — Yésica Beltrán 'La Diabla'
  2. Lady, la vendedora de rosas (2015) — Fátima Tabares
  3. The Cartel (2008) — Soledad
  4. El Clon (2010) — Rania Castañeda de la Caridad
  5. Operación Pacífico (2020) — Capitán Amalia Ortega
  6. Enfermeras (2019) — Jefe Alexandra Luján "Alex"
  7. A Corazón Abierto (2010) — Rosa María
  8. La Guzmán: La Reina del Rock (2019) — Alejandra Guzmán
  9. Corazones Blindados (2012) — Subintendente Diana Ochoa
  10. Leandro Díaz (2022) — Nellys Soto
  11. News of a Kidnapping (2022) — Diana Turbay
  12. La sustituta (2024) — Eva Cortés
  13. Heart of a Lion (2015) — Silvana
  14. The Vortex (2025) — Clarita
  15. Los caballeros las prefieren brutas (2010) — Lili
  16. El guapo (2007)
  17. Casa de reinas (2012) — Jazmín
  18. La ronca de oro (2014) — Sofía Helena Vargas Marulanda "Helenita"
  19. Doble (2017) — Mariana
  20. El bolero de Rubén (2024) — Marta
  21. Mi hermano (2005)
  22. La quiero a morir (2008) — Yuri Cepeda "La Mugrosa"
  23. Las Santísimas (2012) — Carmen Pulido Ramos
  24. Virginia Casta (2017) — Luisa
  25. Aurora (2023) — Aurora
  26. Rodrigo Branquias (2025) — Liliana
  27. Flores para Ana (2006) — Ana
  28. Pocholo (2007) (2007) — Margarita León
  29. Niños Ricos, Pobres Padres (2009) — Martha Granados
  30. The Light of My Eyes (2017) — Faride Bula Chadid