Ximena Sarinana is a multifaceted talent, hailing from Mexico City, with a rich family background that fostered her creative pursuits from a tender age. Born in Guadalajara to a director-producer father, Fernando Sarinana, and a writer mother, Carolina Rivera, Ximena's early life was marked by a strong foundation in the arts.
As a child, she began her acting career at the tender age of eight, performing in musical theater productions in her hometown. This early start laid the groundwork for her future success in the entertainment industry. When her family relocated to Mexico City, Ximena landed three lead roles in separate soap operas for Televisa, Mexico's largest television network.
This experience was followed by a foray into film, with Ximena appearing in a total of 11 movies, including the commercially successful Amar Te Duele (2002) and Niñas Mal (2006),as well as critically acclaimed films like Dos Abrazos, which won the 2007 Tribeca Best New Narrative Filmmaker award.
In addition to her work in film, Ximena is also a talented musician, with a Grammy and Latin Grammy award nomination to her name. She has released two platinum-selling albums under her own name through Warner Music Group, as well as contributed to the soundtracks of several movies, both as a performer and music supervisor.
Throughout her career, Ximena has toured extensively as a performing artist, entertaining audiences in the United States, Europe, Latin America, and Japan. With her impressive range of talents and numerous accomplishments, Ximena Sarinana has solidified her position as a respected and accomplished figure in the entertainment industry.
