Socorro Bonilla

Socorro Bonilla (born María del Socorro Martínez Ortega on August 20, 1947 in Camargo, Chihuahua, México) is a Mexican actress.

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Martínez and the second or maternal family name is Ortega.
Socorro Bonilla
Born
María del Socorro Martínez Ortega

(1947-08-20) August 20, 1947
Camargo, Chihuahua, México
Other namesSocorro Martínez
OccupationActress
Years active1968-present
Spouse(s)Héctor Bonilla (divorce)
ChildrenLeonor Bonilla
Sergio Bonilla
Parent(s)Gonzalo Martínez (deceased)
Eva Ortega (deceased)
RelativesGonzalo Martínez Ortega (brother) (deceased)
Alma Delfina (sister)
Evangelina Martínez (sister)
Mario Iván Martínez (brother) (deceased)
more 5 siblings
Evangelina Sosa (niece)
Roberto Sosa (nephew)
Mario Iván Martínez (nephew)
Margarita Isabel (former sister-in-law)

Filmography
Telenovelas, Series, Films
YearTitleRoleNotes
1968Rubí NurseSupporting Role
1978-79Viviana LupitaSupporting Role
1979-80Los Ricos También LloranGraciela JiménezSupporting Role
1981El hogar que yo robéDianaProtagonist
Mojado PowerDaisyFilm
1983Lola the Truck DriverLeoncio's GirlFilm
1981-84Cachún cachún ra ra!Profesora ValladaresTV Series
1982-83ChispitaSpecial Appearance
1984-85Sí, mi amorAliciaSupporting Role
1986Cicatrices del almaSister RefugioSupporting Role
1986-87El padre GalloYolandaSupporting Role
1989Luz y sombraLeticiaSupporting Role
1990Mi pequeña SoledadToñaSupporting Role
1992Carrusel de las AméricasSupporting Role
Anoche soñé contigo IrmaFilm
1993La vida conyugalMagdalena/Jacqueline CascorroFilm
1994-95El vuelo del águilaMargarita Maza de JuárezSupporting Role
1995-07Mujer, casos de la vida real21 Episodes
1996MarisolDoña Rosa "Rosita" SuárezSupporting Role
La Antorche EncendidaEsperanzaSupporting Role
1997Pueblo chico, infierno grandeInmaculada de BeltránSupporting Role
La jaula de oroDoña TereSupporting Role
1998Gotita de amorPrudencia de OlmosSupporting Role
1999Un dulce olor a muerteClotildeFilm
1999-00Laberintos de pasiónMatilde de GonzálezSupporting Role
Tres mujeresAracely DuránSupporting Role
2000-01Primer amor... a mil por horaMilagros GarcíaSupporting Role
2001-02Carita de ÁngelDoña CruzSupporting Role
El ManantialNorma de MoralesSupporting Role
2003Niña Amada MíaCasilda de CriolloSupporting Role
La treguaPilarFilm
2003-04Mariana de la NocheNellySupporting Role
2004-05Apuesta por un amorLázara JiménezSupporting Role
2006-07Las dos caras de AnaDoña Julia Vivanco vda. de EscuderoSupporting Role
Amar sin límitesGloria ProvenzanoSupporting Role
2007Muchachitas como tú[1]Esther Cervantes de Olivares #2Supporting Role
2008Querida EnemigaZulema Ruiz de ArmendárizCo-Protagonist
Mujeres AsesinasNormaEpisode: "Jéssica, tóxica"
2009EncrucijadaAlejandra RendonTV Series
2010-11Para volver a amarOfeliaSpecial Appearance
2011Como dice el dichoEpisode: "Tanto peca el que mata la vaca"
2012-13Un Refugio para el Amor[2][3]Magdalena "Magda" RamosSupporting Role
2014La rosa de GuadalupeEsthelaEpisode: "Primas y Amigas"
La Gata[4][5]Mercedes "Doña Meche" ReyesSupporting Role
2017Mi adorable maldiciónMacrina RomeroAntagonist
2018Y mañana séra otro díaChabelaSupporting Role
2021Fuego ardienteSocorroSupporting Role

Awards and nominations
YearAwardCategoryFilmResult
1994Ariel AwardBest Supporting ActressLa vida conyugalNominated

References
  1. Muchachitas como tú website Archived 2014-06-18 at the Wayback Machine
  2. "Press Room - Univision".
  3. "Un Refugio Para El Amor: Estrena el 6 de febrero". 6 January 2012.
  4. "Inician Grabaciones De 'La Gata'; Maite Perroni y Daniel Arenas Dan Claquetazo! (VIDEO)". 14 February 2014.
  5. TIM, Televisa. "Telenovelas". Las Estrellas TV.


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