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Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Gender

Female

Birthday

1939-07-23

Place of Birth

Charata, Chaco, Argentina

Betiana Blum

Known for

Alta comedia

Alta comedia

Soy gitano

Soy gitano

Soy gitano was a Spanish language television drama from Argentina.

PH: Podemos hablar

PH: Podemos hablar

Los secretos de Papá

Los secretos de Papá

Valientes

Valientes

Valientes is a telenovela from Argentina, aired by Canal 13 at the prime time and produced by Pol-Ka. Main actors are Luciano Castro, Julieta Díaz and Arnaldo André, and it's one of the most successful TV programs from Argentina of 2009. With a daily rating of nearly 27,4 points, it is the most successful production of Pol-Ka. It run from February 2009 to 2010. From April 16, 2010 the show was airing in Slovakia on JOJ Plus but due the poor ratings it was cancelled after 48 episodes, the rest of the episodes start broadcast on JOJ Plus from March 6, 2012 taking the slot at 4 AM.

Herederos de una venganza

Herederos de una venganza

Herederos de una venganza is a 2011 Argentine telenovela aired by Channel 13 in the prime time. The characters inhabit a small fictional village named Vidisterra. The cast includes Luciano Castro, Romina Gaetani, Marcela Kloosterboer, Federico Amador, Leonor Benedetto, Rodolfo Ranni, Antonio Grimau, Daniel Kuzniecka, Marco Antonio Caponi and Betiana Blum.

Killer Women

Killer Women

Anthology series, in which every episode introduces fictionalized versions of real cases about women who, for different reasons, ended up committing murder.

Ricos y Famosos

Ricos y Famosos

Ricos y Famosos is an Argentine telenovela.

Tiempo final

Tiempo final

Quiero vivir a tu lado

Quiero vivir a tu lado

Amo de casa

Amo de casa

Atreverse

Atreverse

Atreverse

Atreverse

Atreverse

Atreverse

Under Flag

Under Flag

Argentina: 1969: Major Molina has been sent to a military outpost in southern Patagonia to investigate the brutal murder of soldier Lito. The harsh weather conditions of Patagonia reflect the strict and cruel way in which the Colonel Hellman and his officers direct the garrison. Gradually comes to light that Lito was drugged by a fellow, Reppeto, and therefore was unable to participate in an unexpected military exercise at night. For his "disobedience", Lito was beaten to death. Molina seeks justice, aided by the deceased's family and the village priest. However, he is forced to abandon the case when the military forces take the power in Buenos Aires. Years later, with democracy finally restored in Argentina, the case will be reopened causing the abolition of military service and the military justice system.