Karyme Lozano, widely regarded as one of the most exceptional actresses in Latin America, has made a significant impact in the world of telenovelas and television series, with her work being broadcast globally.
In a remarkable achievement, Karyme Lozano holds the distinction of being the only star to have simultaneously played a leading role in two prime-time telenovelas, El Manantial and Niña Amada Mía, a feat that has never been replicated in the history of Univision.
Karyme Lozano has also demonstrated her versatility as an actress by co-starring in the epic film For Greater Glory alongside Andy Garcia.
In addition to her numerous accolades, her powerful performance in the film Desnudos earned her a nomination for the prestigious Ariel Award, which is Mexico's equivalent to the Oscars.
Karyme Lozano's most recent film, Ardent Heart, premiered in theaters just before the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, and it achieved remarkable success, ranking among the top 15 in Spain, top 10 in Poland, and top 10 in Colombia, competing against major Hollywood blockbusters.
Beyond her acting career, Karyme Lozano has been nurturing her passion for producing and writing. She first produced and starred in Pepe and Santo vs America, which was released on Amazon Prime in 2009. Most recently, she produced and starred in The Legend of the Diamond, which is currently available for streaming on Netflix.
Karyme Lozano has also demonstrated her talent as a writer and director, as her short film The True Meaning of Love was accepted into multiple film festivals, including the LA Shorts Fest, CLIFF, and GLCFF.
Karyme Lozano is committed to promoting diversity and is currently developing various projects aimed at empowering Latina women. She looks forward to collaborating and making a creative impact in the American market.
