Sully Diaz

Sully Diaz is a Puerto Rican model and actress. She began her career in as a model. At the age of 17 she began to act in Spanish soap operas, making her a common face on Puerto Rico's television. In 1983 she became popular over all of Latin America with the role of "Coralito", on the soap of the same name. From that point on, Sully became known as "the Queen of Spanish Soaps". In the early 90's, Sully moved to Hollywood. There she appeared in various tv shows as guest star and even worked in a few movies. By the mid 90's, Sully joined four other Latino women (Dyana Ortelli, Marilyn, Ludo Vika and Lydia Nicole) in a comedy group called "The Hot & Spicy Mamitas". They had sold-out appearances in most of Los Angeles comedy clubs. They recorded a live show on CD named simply, "The Hot & Spicy Mamitas". In 2002, Sully appeared in the off-Broadway play, "La Lupe: My Life, My Destiny", in which she played the Cuban singer, La Lupe. Shortly after the New York run of this play, Sully made her own production of "La Reina, La Lupe". This play toured all of Puerto Rico and was very successful in Florida. In 2004, Sully is toured with Gilberto Santa Rosa in a play called "La Verdadera Historia de Pedro Navaja".

See also

Diaz Diaz

External link

*IMDB on Sully Diaz

 

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