Mercedes Carreño
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Meche Carreño (1947–2024) was a Mexican actress, dancer, and model known for her work in Mexican cinema during the 1960s and 1970s. She became one of the most recognizable figures of the era, appearing in films such as La Choca (1974), for which she received the Ariel Award for Best Supporting Actress, and La inocente (1972). She was also known for her distinctive screen presence and sensual image.
Known for
Credits
La Valentina (1966)
as Criada de los Zúñiga (uncredited)
The Perfect Woman (1979)
as Marcela Nava
The Goddess of the Sea (2005)
Actor
Baron Brakola (1967)
as Silvia (as Mercedes Carreño)
Partners and Lovers (1973)
as Dalia
El Noa Noa (1981)
as Mercedes
The Nights of Paloma (1978)
as Singer
The Dogs of God (1974)
as Gorrión / Lupe
The Enemy Blood (1971)
as Sara
La Choca (1974)
as Flor
Servant's Day (1989)
as Lorenza
Durazo (1988)
Actor
There are not Crosses in the Sea (1968)
as María, Isabel
Red Zone (1976)
Actor
Gang Riders of Death (1972)
Actor
Damiana and the Men (1967)
as Damiana
The Other Virginity (1975)
as Laura
Andante (1969)
as Marta / Gigi / Ghost
El mar (1977)
as Cecilia
Three Stories of Love (1978)
Actor
Life Changes (1976)
as Teresa
It's my Life (1982)
as Meche
The Innocent (1972)
as Constancia