Biography

Verónica Miriel (Santiago de Chile, March 23, 1955) is a retired film and television actress. After spending all her childhood and part of her adolescence in her native Chile, the future actress arrived in Madrid at the age of sixteen and began working in the boutique of a friend of her mother.

Throughout the second half of the seventies and until the beginning of the eighties, she acted in many films of the Spanish sub-genre called "Del destape" or S-rated, among which stand out especially El jovencito Drácula (1976) and El maravilloso mundo del sexo (1978), both with Susana Estrada, and 7 ragazze di classe (1979), or Las mujeres de Jeremías (1981), in which he coincided with other well-known stars of the "destape" as Nadiuska or Taida Urruzola.

She also worked in cult films such as Perros callejeros II (1979), or in Italian productions such as Una moglie, due amici, quattro amanti (1980).

It is also worth mentioning her numerous covers in many of the "yellow press" and "adult only" magazines of the time, such as Fotogramas, Pronto, Interviú, Party, Reporter, Lib and many others.

But undoubtedly the event that triggered her incipient artistic fame was the broadcast in the series Original, the episode Cuando el pez se muerde la cola (1977) (aired by La 2 de TVE on Sunday afternoon, October 9, 1977), which made her the first actress to appear completely nude in a Spanish television program.

Once the shooting of the film De mica en mica s'omple la pica (1984) was finished in 1983, he moved to Peru where she lived for some time with an indigenous community, dedicating herself to the exercise of her pictorial vocation. Upon her return to Spain she settled in Andalusia where she has exhibited her paintings on different occasions alone or together with her sister, among which the exhibitions held in Seville in 2002 and Sotogrande in 2003 and 2006 are worth mentioning.

- IMDb mini biography by: Mahou 5 star