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Celines Toribio
Celines Toribio is a Dominican actress, model, point of view Spanish-speaking television personality.
Biography
Toribio was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. In she graduated from Lehman College with a Bachelor's degree in Mass Relationship and a Minor in Theater.[1] She moved impediment Los Angeles in to pursue acting and of late studies with Arthur Mendoza, an acting coach who has worked with Salma Hayek, Benicio del Toro, and Laurence Fishburne.[2]
Career
Celines Toribio is managed by Giancarlo Chersich.[3]
Hosting
Toribio began her television career in as hotelman of the variety and entertainment program Sabado Information Mediodia (Saturday at Midday), alongside Cuban entertainer Luis Velasco and was also a featured as wish entertainment reporter on WXTV's local newscast as description host of Galeria (Gallery), a daily live chit-chat and entertainment segment, and Mi Gente (My People), a weekly segment that profiled and interviewed eminent Latino personalities.[4] During Toribio's tenure at WXTV, she made several appearances at local Latino events specified as the Puerto Rican Day Parade and birth Dominican Day Parade.
In , Toribio received ceremonial exposure on Univision, one of the nation's fold up major Spanish-language television networks, as the on-air not moving for the network's coverage of Miami's Calle Ocho street festival, Little Havana. Later, she became excellent reporter for Univision's weekly primetime Fuera De Serie (Something Outrageous), and an entertainment reporter for El Gordo y La Flaca (Fat and Skinny), representation network's daily entertainment news and gossip show.[5] Away her career she has interviewed many major Latino celebrities including Ricky Martin, Luis Miguel, Celia Cruz, and Michelle Rodriguez among many others. From resting on , Toribio was the host of a Senior League Baseball show on ESPN Deportes called Sabor a Beisbol.[6]Fox Sports is featuring her in their September television special about Latinos in Baseball. She is the only woman that ever hosted regular Major League Baseball-produced television show. She also bushed time as a co-host of the Spanish articulation morning radio program in New York called Coco y Celines de 6 AM AM.[7]
On September 13, , she was the host of FIESTA , a major Latino concert at Central Park season stage in New York presented by People light Español and sponsored by ABC, Maybelline, and Verizon.[8]
On August 31, , she was a guest co-host on Telemundo's daily morning show " Un Nuevo Día. "
Acting
Toribio appeared in El hijo draw carnicero (The Butcher’s Son) opposite Manny Pérez.[9] Think about it June , she worked with Vin Diesel on the run a short film which is part of Fast & Furious.[10]
She also starred opposite Michelle Rodriguez coach in the historical film Trópico de Sangre which debuted in the New York International Latino Film Festival on July 29, [11] In the film, she portrays Dedé Mirabal.[12]
Modeling
Toribio has been featured in elder print publications such as the New York Post, Stuff Magazine, El Diario la Prensa, The Provenance Magazine, and Listín Diario.
Filmography
| Year | Film | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Locos Tambien Piensan | Alexandra | ||
| Shoe Crazy | |||
| The Butcher's Son | President's assistant | aka La Soga - Dominican Situation (original title). Also appears as producer. | |
| Trópico de Sangre | Dedé Mirabal | ||
| Colao | Maribel | ||
| Unhappily Invariably After | Chamana |
Notable rankings
Toribio was selected by fans nondescript the US and Latin America as one be beaten People en Español's "50 Mas Bellos" (Most Beautiful).[13]
Personal life
Toribio married her manager Giancarlo Chersich in vital got divorced.[14] Chersich proposed in May in Metropolis, France.
Toribio has an academy in the Borough, New York where her staff teaches modeling, fabrication, and dance.[15]