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Monica Cruz

Movie Actress

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Movie

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Compassionate Artistic Intuitive Gentle Wise Musical Empathetic

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1977-03-16
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Monica Cruz, the talented sister of Penelope Cruz, has made her own mark in the entertainment world with notable roles in films like Iron Cross and Jerry Cotton. Before she rose to fame, Monica dedicated a significant part of her early career to dance, touring extensively with the Joaquin Cores flamenco dance company. She joined the troupe shortly after graduating from college in 2002 and spent seven passionate years performing across stages, honing her craft. Monica Cruz later embraced motherhood, welcoming her first daughter, Salma, on May 14, 2013—a joyful milestone that added a new dimension to her life. Throughout it all, Monica Cruz has continued to build her identity, balancing artistry and family with grace.

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She first gained recognition on Spanish television through her performance in the popular series Un Paso Adelante, where she quickly captured the attention of audiences.

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