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Karina Arroyave (born July 16, 1969) is a Colombian-American actress. She began her career starring as Bianca Marquez Walsh in the CBS daytime soap opera As the World Turns (1988–1994), and later made her big screen debut appearing in the biographical drama film Lean On Me (1989).
Karina Arroyave is a Colombian-American actress and playwright. Best known as Bianca Walsh on ''As the World Turns'' (1988-1994), Jamey Ferrel on ''24'' (2001-2002), Meirce on ''The Blacklist'' (2021-2022).
Apr 14, 2023 · Everything to know about what happened to Mierce Xiu (Karina Arroyave) on The Blacklist. Watch The Blacklist on Sundays on NBC.
8,524 Followers, 97 Following, 90 Posts - Karina Arroyave (@karinaarroyave) on Instagram: "Mierce Xiu on @nbcblacklist.
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Jan 20, 2022 · Actor Karina Arroyave plays Mierce Xui in The Blacklist Season 9. Mierce is a healer who, along with her sister Weecha, begins living with Red after Liz Keen’s death. The show later reveals...
Jan 21, 2022 · Actress Karina Arroyave hasn't spoken out on why she left The Blacklist after just one season. She shared a photograph from her final episode of Mierce and Red on...
Jul 26, 2019 · The ICE detainee from El Salvador is played by Karina Arroyave, a veteran actress best known for her role as Jamey Farrell in 24.
Introducing Karina Arroyave: A Beacon of Acting Excellence. Karina Arroyave, a luminary in the realms of stage, film, and television, brings her extraordinary talent and depth of experience to The NYPAA as our instructor for the Acting for Stage, Film & TV Program.
We had such a great conversation with Karina Arroyave (Orange Is The New Black, 24, Lean On Me, 187, Dangerous Minds), taking a trip through her fantastic ca...
Dec 17, 2021 · Karina Arroyave – My life today is actually busier than before the virus because my Grandma’s condition has declined so I’m spending more time helping to care for her. In March of 2019 she was given a few months to live and put in home hospice care.
