Soledad Villamil

Soledad Villamil, born on June 19, 1969 in La Plata, Argentina, is a celebrated Argentine actress and singer whose career spans more than three decades, captivating audiences on screen, stage, and in music halls. From her early television appearances in the early 1990s, she quickly established herself as a versatile performer, delivering nuanced performances in series such as Locas de amor (2004) and Culpables (2001), while simultaneously building a reputation in cinema with critically acclaimed roles in El sueño de los héroes (1997) and the internationally lauded El secreto de sus ojos (2009), for which she earned the prestigious Goya Award for Best New Actress. Beyond her acting accolades, Villamil is a distinguished vocalist, having released four albums that explore Argentine tango and folklore, showcasing her deep connection to national musical traditions and earning two Carlos Gardel Awards, the Argentine equivalent of the Grammy. Her theatrical work further highlights her artistic range, as she has performed in numerous stage productions, blending her dramatic talents with her musical abilities to create immersive experiences praised by both critics and audiences. Villamil’s personal life reflects a harmonious partnership with fellow actor Federico Olivera, whom she married in 1997; together they raise two daughters, Violeta and Clara, nurturing a creative family environment. She continues to be an influential cultural figure, contributing to contemporary Argentine cinema with recent projects like Goyo (2024) and Corazón loco (2020), while also maintaining an active presence in music, collaborating with renowned ensembles and keeping the spirit of Argentine tango alive for new generations. Her sustained impact on film, television, theatre, and music underscores her status as one of Argentina’s most dynamic and respected artists.