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Tamara Olga Acosta Zambra (born 5 February 1972) is a prominent Chilean actress. Career. Tamara Acosta graduated from the Theater School of Fernando González [ es]. She is a recognized figure of theater, television, and above all is known as "the muse of Chilean cinema" because she has participated in a large number of films produced in Chile. [1]
Tamara Acosta. Actress: No Nos Quieren Ver. Outstanding Chilean actress with a vast career in film and television. She has more than 20 national and international feature films and multiple awards, including best actress at the Biarritz festival and recognition as best performer in Chile, in addition to her participation in the official ...
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Biografía. Egresada de la Escuela de Teatro de Fernando González, es una figura reconocida del teatro, televisión y sobre todo es conocida como «la musa del cine chileno », 1 2 debido a que ha participado en una gran cantidad de películas producidas en Chile. Ha ganado varios premios en festivales internacionales.
Actress: No Nos Quieren Ver. Outstanding Chilean actress with a vast career in film and television. She has more than 20 national and international feature films and multiple awards, including best actress at the Biarritz festival and recognition as best performer in Chile, in addition to her participation in the official competition at Cannes.
Soprano Tamara Acosta is an Assistant Professor of Voice at Ithaca College and the former Interim Director of Voice Studies at Cornell University.
BIOGRAPHY | Tamara Acosta, Soprano. Biography. The New York Times has called Tamara Acosta’s soprano “solid…her singing clarion-toned and ardent.” Most recently, Ms. Acosta appeared as the soprano soloist in Vaughan William’s A Sea Symphony with the Ithaca Community Chorus in Ithaca, NY.
Tamara Acosta soprano, is the Interim Director of the Voice Program at Cornell and an Assistant Professor of Voice at Ithaca College. In addition, she is a co-founder of ONEcomposer, a non-profit organization shining a light on historically excluded musical excellence.
