Agustina Quinci is an Argentine actress and singer, born on October 13, 1983, in Buenos Aires, but based in Mexico City.
Interested since childhood in acting and music, Agustina took several acting workshops such as S. Soldano's Improvisation Workshop, Musical Comedy with Julio Bocca, as well as the on-camera acting workshop at the Centro Cultural R. Rojas, and is a graduate of the Augusto Fernandes School. After a stint in plays and several commercials, Quinci made her television debut in the...
Agustina Quinci is an Argentine actress and singer, born on October 13, 1983, in Buenos Aires, but based in Mexico City.
Interested since childhood in acting and music, Agustina took several acting workshops such as S. Soldano's Improvisation Workshop, Musical Comedy with Julio Bocca, as well as the on-camera acting workshop at the Centro Cultural R. Rojas, and is a graduate of the Augusto Fernandes School. After a stint in plays and several commercials, Quinci made her television debut in the series Paraiso Rock (2005), followed by roles in series such as Sueña conmigo (2010), Yo soy Virgen (2010-2014) and in the film Congreso (2013). She recently appeared in the acclaimed film La camarista (2018), directed by Lila Avilés, for which she was nominated for an Ariel Award in the category of best new actress.
Agustina Quinci is an Argentine actress and singer, born on October 13, 1983, in Buenos Aires, but based in Mexico City.
Interested since childhood in acting and music, Agustina took several acting workshops such as S. Soldano's Improvisation Workshop, Musical Comedy with Julio Bocca, as well as the on-camera acting workshop at the Centro Cultural R. Rojas, and is a graduate of the Augusto Fernandes School. After a stint in plays and several commercials, Quinci made her television debut in the series Paraiso Rock (2005), followed by roles in series such as Sueña conmigo (2010), Yo soy Virgen (2010-2014) and in the film Congreso (2013). She recently appeared in the acclaimed film La camarista (2018), directed by Lila Avilés, for which she was nominated for an Ariel Award in the category of best new actress.
