QUICK FACTS
Activity Actress
Real name María Regina Blandón Brown
Nationality Mexico
Birth July 25, 1990 (Mexico City – Mexico)
BIOGRAPHY
María Regina Blandón Marrón was born in Mexico City, on July 25, 1990. Daughter of the renowned Mexican actor Roberto Blandón, Regina had the desire to be an actress from a very young age. Barely at the age of 12, she debuted in what would become one of her most recognized roles: Bibi P. Luche, the “rare” girl on Mexican television, in the popular Mexican series La familia P. Luche , alongside Eugenio. Derbez and Consuelo Duval. In 2003, she participated in the film El Misterio de la Trinidad , by director José Luis García Agraz, alongside actors Eduardo Palomo, Rebecca Jones and Alejandro Parodi, where she received an Ariel Award nomination in the category of best female co-acting. . The actress also participated in the soap opera Miss XV and in several episodes of the series La Rosa de Guadalupe and Los Simuladores . Regina has also worked in the theater, participating in important plays such as Today I Can’t Get Up, La Caja, Bright Ideas and Los Bonobos . In 2013 she became one of the hosts of the series Me Caigo de Larisa . In 2016, she participated in the horror film La Niña de la Mina and the Comedy Central series Drunk History . Regina Blandón’s career has been on the rise and she can be seen in theater, film and streaming. In 2020 she could be seen starring in The Story of a Crime: The Search , where she played a journalist investigating the death of a Mexican girl inside the residence where she lived. That same year she participated again in Mirreyes contra Godínez , one of the highest-grossing Mexican comedies, this time in her Christmas special. Additionally, she provided her voice for the character of Eep in The Croods 2 (2020). In 2021, Regina starred in several streaming hits, including the films Guerra de Likes , on Amazon Prime Video, and Sin Hijos , available on Netflix.
