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Maria Costa: The First Latina to Star in her Show at the Kodak Theatre
The Super-talented Cuban Bombshell dazzled the audience Satruday August 4th and made history as the 1st Latina to star in her own show at the Kodak Theater.
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'Maria Costa: Winner of the 2007 Imagen Award
Saturday July 28th was a triumphant night for Maria Costa as she walked away with the Imagen Award for her stellar comedic work for ‘Macho Men and the Women Who Love Them’ at the star-studded sold out event at the Walt Disney Concert Hall.
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'Macho Men' Nationwide Tour Launch… See the New Trailer
August 4th Kodak Theater, Hollywood
The multi-talented Latina bombshell is back and ready to take America by storm with her nationwide tour of Macho Men and the Women Who LOVE Them.
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ABC's 'Ugly Betty' gets a Cuban Makeover
Maria guest stars on ABC's hit show Ugly Betty as Valerie who is the sassy owner of the Cosmetology Institute of Queens. Original episode aired May 3rd, but you can check it here.
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Maria, Rumba & Andy Garcia
Maria lights up the screen with fellow Cuban actor Andy Garcia as she dances rumba in the international Bacardi commercial. See the commercial here.
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Universal Remote Film Premiere
Maria Costa arrived at the Red Carpet with its movie premiere of the sketch comedy film 'Universal Remote' at the Opening night of the 8th annual Hollywood Black Festival on June 5th 2007.
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Maria Hosts CHIRLA Awards Honoring Salma Hayek
At the 2007 Coalition of Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles Awards, honoring Salma Hayek, Maria Costa leaves the audience with a sense of empowerment. Amidst her witty banter, Maria addresses issues faced by modern-day immigrants in America.
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“Rumbero” the Life Story of Chano Pozo
Maria stars as the mother of Cuban legend Chano Pozo in the independent feature “Rumbero: The Life Story of Chano Pozo.” Be the first to see Maria's heartfelt performance by clicking the above link.
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