Yuly Pedraza is a Colombian film, theater, and television actress.
Pedraza began her acting career as a child in the 1981 film La abuela. Four years later, she starred in the feature film Pisingaña, in which she played a young peasant girl who becomes a maid for a wealthy family after escaping the rural violence of the time. In 1986, she appeared in Carlos Palau’s film A la salida nos vemos. Since then, Pedraza’s presence has been notable in Colombian cinema and television, appearing in films such as Malcriados, Güelcom tu Colombia, and Agente Ñero Ñero 7, as well as in TV productions including Me llaman Lolita, Las noches de Luciana, Mesa para tres, La saga, Casa de reinas, Yo soy Franky, El Chapo, Garzón vive, and Sin senos sí hay paraíso, among many others. The actress has also been active on stage, participating in plays such as Cinderella, Técnicas para amar, Diez reglas para no matar a su marido, and Fruto prohibido.
Yuly Pedraza is a Colombian film, theater, and television actress.
Pedraza began her acting career as a child in the 1981 film La abuela. Four years later, she starred in the feature film Pisingaña, in which she played a young peasant girl who becomes a maid for a wealthy family after escaping the rural violence of the time. In 1986, she appeared in Carlos Palau’s film A la salida nos vemos. Since then, Pedraza’s presence has been notable in Colombian cinema and television, appearing in films such as Malcriados, Güelcom tu Colombia, and Agente Ñero Ñero 7, as well as in TV productions including Me llaman Lolita, Las noches de Luciana, Mesa para tres, La saga, Casa de reinas, Yo soy Franky, El Chapo, Garzón vive, and Sin senos sí hay paraíso, among many others. The actress has also been active on stage, participating in plays such as Cinderella, Técnicas para amar, Diez reglas para no matar a su marido, and Fruto prohibido.
