Barbara Mori began her illustrious career in television, where she shone brightly as a leading lady in numerous telenovelas for over a decade, with the highly acclaimed "Rubí" being her most notable and internationally recognized role to date.
This remarkable exposure afforded her the opportunity to work in diverse countries, including Chile, the United States, Spain, India, and South Africa, further solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile actress.
Following her impressive television success, Mori expanded her creative horizons by venturing into cinema, starring in films such as "My Brother's Wife", "Love Pain and Vice Versa", "Kites", and "Cantinflas", among others, showcasing her remarkable range and adaptability.
In 2012, Mori took the bold step of founding her own production company, "Lua Producciones", which has since produced a range of films, including "Alice in Marialand", "The Mongolian Conspiracy", "Thirty Single and Fantastic", and the television series "Dos Lunas".
That same year, Mori also launched the charitable foundation "Amorinfinito Fundation", dedicated to fulfilling the dreams of children and adolescents battling terminal illnesses or at risk of death, a cause that remains a significant focus for her to this day.
Looking to the future, Mori is currently preparing for her debut as a screenwriter and director, setting the stage for an exciting new chapter in her already storied career.
