Angelica Vale

Angelica Maria Vale Hartman (also known as Angelica Vale) is a Mexican American singer, actress, impersonator, radio host, and comedian. Angelica Maria Vale Hartman was also the child of comedians Raul Vale, and Angelica Maria La Novia De Mexico. Angelica Maria was credited in 1973 for the release of La Balada Ranchera. The track dominated the charts. Angelica Maria became the first Latina artist to sell more than two million records within the United States. Raul is a native of Venezuela, comedian and performer who is born in Mexico city in the year 1954 became her husband in the month of April, 1975. Angelica Vale is a Mexican writer and actress born in Mexico City on 11 November 1975. Her work as an actress has been recognized for La fea mas bella (2005) as well as Lazos de amor (2000), as well as El hogar in which you robe (1981). She has been engaged with Otto Padron since February 19 2011. The couple's two kids are named after Angelica. Angelica Vale Hartman is the name given to Angelica Maria Vale Hartman who was baptized on 11 November, 1975. She was born in Mexico City. She is an actress, known by her roles in Salsa Tel Aviv (2011), Una pelicula de huevos (2006) and Un gallo con muchos huevos (2015). She has been married to Otto Padron since February 19, 2011. She has been married to Otto Padron since the 19th of February the 19th of February, 2011. Angelica Vale is the daughter of Angelica Maria Vale Hartman, who was born in Mexico City. Her birthstone has been Scorpio and her Nickname is La Vale and her alternative names are Angelica Vale and nina Angelica Vale. She is a comedian, actress and a radio host who is well-known for being her daughter Angelica Maria. Her most well-known roles are La fea mas bella (2005), Lazos de amor (1996) and El Hogar that robes (1981). The character she played was Garcia on Seis Manos Marisol Jane the Virgin's and Bibi Huevos Little Roosters - Egg-cellent Adventure. Otto Padron has been her spouse since February 19, 2011. Two kids have been born to the couple.