Sylvia Pasquel Net Worth 2022
Sylvia Pasquel is an esteemed Mexican actress known for appearing in many popular movies and telenovelas. She rose to prominence through her role as Sylvia Mundo de Juguete during the 1970s soap opera Mundo de Juguete before later starring on Que Pobres Tan Ricos as one of its stars. Sylvia is also the daughter of legendary actors Rafael Banquells and Silvia Pinal, making for an impressive family tree!
Early Life and Education
Sylvia Pasquel is an accomplished actress renowned for her classical performances on screen. Born October 13th 1949 and of Mexican heritage.
At 19 years of age, she made her film debut in El Despertar del Lobo and the subsequent telenovela Los Inconformes; both projects catapulted her to national renown. Additionally, in 1973 she appeared as Chabelo y Pepito Contra los Monstruos.
By the 1980s she had already established herself as a family woman and so her onscreen work rate reduced significantly; nevertheless she appeared in one episode of Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real in 1990 as Zulema, in 1993’s Las Secretas Intenciones and 1995’s parody film El Superman-Dilon Dos (The Fancy One Part Two). Finally in 2000 drama Mi Destino Eres Tu she reprised this role of Zulema.
Professional Career
Sylvia Pasquel has been featured in some of Mexico’s premier telenovelas and television programs since her breakout role as Mundo de Juguete soap opera actress back in the 70s, then again later on when she made appearances in several popular shows in 2000s such as TBD or WATCH-ME-GO!.
She made her television debut in the telenovela El Manantial (The Cascade) in 2001 and appeared frequently in Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real thereafter. Additionally she participated in Aventuras en el Tiempo (Time Adventures), Aventuras en el Tiempo 2 (2004), as well as 2005 soap opera Amarte es mi Pecado.
She has appeared in several movies, such as Johnny Chicano (1981), Santo vs. Blue Demon in Atlantis (1970) and Ha llegado una intrusa (1974). She is married to Rodolfo Soberanis and has two children from this relationship.
Achievement and Honors
Sylvia Pasquel is a celebrated Mexican actress who has appeared in multiple movies and telenovelas. Her roles in Mundo de Juguete, Que Pobres Tan Ricos and El Manantial earned her much deserved acclaim.
She is considered one of Mexico’s entertainment royalty and an accomplished singer and television host.
By the 1980s, she had become a mother and started to slow down on screen work, although she returned in 1993 with Las Secretas Intenciones (Secret Intentions) telenovela and 1995’s comedy El Superman…Dilon Dos (The Super….lacy One Part Two). Additionally she appeared as wrestling superstar Santo’s spirit in 1969’s film Santo Contra Blue Demon en la Atlantida as well. Stephanie became another famous actress.
Personal Life
Sylvia Pasquel is a well-renowned Mexican actress known for her roles in numerous telenovelas and movies. She made her acting debut at 19 with the movie El Despertar del Lobo which garnered national acclaim. Additionally, she co-starred in Chabelo y Pepito Contra Los Monstruos which became an extremely popular children’s series.
By the 1990s, she had limited her onscreen work to only a handful of shows like Mujer – Casos de la Vida Real and Mi Destino Eres Tu (2000 TV series).
Pasquel is the mother of two girls and has been married three times: Micky Salas first, followed by Fernando Frade and Rodolfo Soberanis.
Net Worth
She is involved in various business ventures that make her one of Mexico’s wealthiest soap opera actresses. She has appeared in multiple telenovelas like Nosotros los Pobres, Cuando Los Hijos Se Van and Alcanzar una Estrella.
As she became a mother in the late 70s, she gradually reduced her screen time but continued acting up until 1985, when she took a three-year hiatus from acting.
She currently boasts annual earnings in excess of $400,000 dollars, providing her with lavish lifestyle choices and car trips. Standing at 1.73m and sporting an ideal body weight that complements her personality. Daughter to legendary actors Rafael Banquells and Silvia Pinal.
