Vanesa Restrepo

Vanesa Restrepo, the Colombian actress, has been part of various projects in television and film. Hailing from Medellín, Colombia, she began her career with Televisa in soap operas such as "El Corazón que Miente" (2016) and "La Muchacha Italiana Viene a Casarse" (2014-2015). She has been part of series like "Surviving the Cartel" (2018), "El Habitante" (2017), "Bendita Suegra" (2019), "Malibu" (2018), "Consciencia" (2022), and the Netflix series "Madre de Alquiler" in 2022.

In Telemundo, she had roles in series like "La Doña" (2016-2019), "El Recluso" (2018), and "Falsa Identidad" (2018-2019). She also participated in the series "El Vato" (2016-2017), which won a Latin Grammy in 2017 for the Best Television Series.

Her presence extends to the theater with the play "1984" at the Hélenico Theater in Mexico City. In 2016, she was part of the series "Las 13 Esposas de Wilson Fernandez."

Apart from her acting career, Vanesa Restrepo is the co-founder of Histérica Stories, a company dedicated to scriptwriting for film and television, in collaboration with Lorena Escalante. With a background in industrial engineering, her journey reflects a blend of technical expertise and a commitment to the realms of acting and storytelling.