Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Martina Ana Rodriguez Pereira (born May 17, 1998) is an Uruguayan actress, singer and model. She studied theater since age 11, and participated in his first play at age 14 in Doll of Mom. He is a student of ACN School since 2005 and in present. Since February 2015 participates with Julieta Barrymore and Adnrés Gonzalez in the stage production of musical comedy of ACN School, The Odd Life of Amy Letwis.Martina came to fame in the film with the Brazilian film Camila: A Girl with Big Dreams released on July 13, 2015 , in which Martina played the character of Diana Robinson. In August 2015 he will premiere Colombian film Amame como yo te amo in which Martina plays the character of Analia Martinez, the main antagonist. The July 1, 2015 Martina announced that it had begun filamción American film Hometown in which she participates. The premiere of this film is scheduled for 2016. Martina participated in these three films with her fellow theater, Catalina Merola, Belen González and Julieta Barrymore."@en }
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- Martina_Rodriguez abstract "Martina Ana Rodriguez Pereira (born May 17, 1998) is an Uruguayan actress, singer and model. She studied theater since age 11, and participated in his first play at age 14 in Doll of Mom. He is a student of ACN School since 2005 and in present. Since February 2015 participates with Julieta Barrymore and Adnrés Gonzalez in the stage production of musical comedy of ACN School, The Odd Life of Amy Letwis.Martina came to fame in the film with the Brazilian film Camila: A Girl with Big Dreams released on July 13, 2015 , in which Martina played the character of Diana Robinson. In August 2015 he will premiere Colombian film Amame como yo te amo in which Martina plays the character of Analia Martinez, the main antagonist. The July 1, 2015 Martina announced that it had begun filamción American film Hometown in which she participates. The premiere of this film is scheduled for 2016. Martina participated in these three films with her fellow theater, Catalina Merola, Belen González and Julieta Barrymore.".