Francisca Walker

Francisca Walker is a Chilean-American actress, dancer and singer in film, theater and television. She obtained her degree from the prestigious Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and later traveled to Los Angeles, California, to perfect her acting skills with various acting coaches and teachers. She made her debut on the big screen starring in "The Summer of the Flying Fish", an award-winning feature film by the outstanding director Marcela Said. She has worked with renowned directors such as Raúl Ruiz and Pablo Larraín. She has been part of the fiction area of Mega and Canal13, where she was part of the cast of audiovisual productions such as "Papá a la deriva", "Mamá Mechona", "Yo soy Lorenzo" and "Pobre Novio". She also is part of the cast of the dramatic area of Chilevisión/Paramount. In theater, besides working with directors such as Alexis Moreno, Álvaro Viguera, Moira Miller and Pato Pimienta, she has positioned herself as one of the most important interpreters of the musical genre in her country, starring in renowned shows, including the national classic "La Pérgola de las Flores" by Isidora Aguirre and the local versions of "Saturday Night Fever" and "A Chorus Line", directed by Baayork Lee.