Marta Aura
Marta Aura Palacios was a renowned Mexican actress. She was born on September 4, 1942 in Mexico City and would remain active in the entertainment world for more than 60 years. She studied acting at the National Academy of Fine Arts, making her debut with the play Judith, presented at the Teatro La Capilla in 1959 and later she would be a very active member of the National Theater Company (CNT).
Acted in
Courage
2021
as Alma
Honest Days
2021
as Natalia Miranda
The Cousin
2018
as Tía Virginia
4 Moons
2014
as Petra
Family Blood
2013
as Estela
The Walls Talk
2012
as voz - Casa Espíritu
The Reasons of the Heart
2011
as Emilia's mother
El baile de San Juan
2010
as Genoveva
Becloud
2010
as Josefina
The Book of Stone
2009
as Soledad
Ella(s)
2009
Música de ambulancia
2009
Tear This Heart Out
2008
as Josefina
Mosquita muerta
2007
as Mamá de Sofía
Malos hábitos
2007
as Chelo
Paper Cemetery
2007
Si muero lejos de ti
2007
Marina
2006
as Guadalupe "Lupe" Tovar
Crazy Carnival
2006
as Caricoña
Scars
2005
El día menos pensado
2005
Malos Presagios
2005
Adán Y Eva (Todavía)
2004
Leftie
2003
Y Tu Mamá También
2001
as Enriqueta 'Queta' Allende
Written on the Body of Night
2001
Such is Life
2000
Golpe bajo
2000
as Lupita
Azar
2000
Divine
1998
The First Night
1998
Between Pancho Villa and a Naked Woman
1996
as 2da esposa de Adrián
Tres minutos en la oscuridad
1996
On the Air
1995
as Madre de Laura
Nobody Will Speak of Us When We're Dead
1995
as María Luisa
The Queen of the Night
1994
as Balmori
Loving Ghosts
1994
Pueblo viejo
1993
as Anastasia
Lucky Break
1992
La insaciable
1992
Angel of Fire
1991
as Marta
Red Dawn
1990
as Vecina
Tony Tijuana
1990
La secta del sargon
1990
Va de Nuez
1986
The Humiliated
1986
as Sister Concepción
Luz's Motives
1985
as Lic. Marisela Alférez
The Eve
1982
La casa de Bernarda Alba
1982
as Amelia
Long live Tepito!
1981
as Chelo
Max Dominio
1981
The Place Without Limits
1978
as Emma (acompañante de Octavio)
The Cubs
1973
as Enfermera
Cayó de la gloria el diablo
1972
as Zoila Margarita Acosta, soprano
El águila descalza
1971
as Trabajadora factoria
Someone Wants to Kill Us!
1970