
Ximena Sariñana
View on IMDb ↗Ximena Sariñana Rivera (born October 29, 1985 in Guadalajara, Mexico) is a Mexican singer and actress for film and television. She debuted in the cinema at the age of 9 in Hasta morir by her father Fernando Sariñana, then played young girl roles in telenovelas before returning to the big screen. She sings in the music group Feliz No cumpleaños ( Happy Birthday) who released the album La Familia Feliz in September 2006. Ximena sometimes participates in the soundtracks of the films in which she plays, such as Amar te duele and Amor Xtremo. She has had the opportunity to collaborate with artists such as Jason Mraz, Miguel Bosé, Ana Torroja, Los Ángeles Azules, Natalia Lafourcade, Volován, Jarabe de Palo, among others and open for Coldplay, Sara Bareilles and Juanes. He has participated as a jury in two seasons of México tiene Talento, the Mexican version of America's Got Talent.
Known for
Filmography (30)
- 2026
Operación Triunfo (Estados Unidos)Self - Judge - 2024
Come Into My Life - 2024
Women in BlueÁngeles - 2024
The AuntsMariana - 2023
¿Cómo matar a mamá?Margo - 2023
Miles and LiesFer - 2023
Los Ángeles Azules | Cumbia Sinfónica Para el Corazón - 2022
Soundtrack A-sidePenny - 2022
Rebelde - 2021
The House of Flowers: The MovieCarmelita Villalobos (joven) - 2021
Daughter from Another MotherXimena Sariñana - 2021
Latin Grammy Celebrates: Them and Their MusicSelf - Performer - 2019
Un día eres jovenNina - 2018
A Strange World: The Songs Of Jose Alfredo Jimenez - 2016
Bosé: MTV Unplugged - 2014
GonzaloLucia - 2014
Los Ángeles Azules: Cumbia SinfónicaHerself - 2013
Los Fabulosos 7 - 2009
Enemigos íntimos - 2007
Year of the Nail - 2007
Charm SchoolValentina - 2007
Two EmbracesLaura - 2007
El brassier de EmmaCecilia - 2006
Amor XtremoMarianne - 2005
D'paso - 2002
Love HurtsMariana - 2001
A second ChanceXimena - 2000
Gimme PowerValentina - 1996
Luz ClaritaMariela De La Fuente - 1994
Hasta Morir
Love Hurts
The House of Flowers: The Movie
Daughter from Another Mother
Come Into My Life
Soundtrack A-side
Latin Grammy Celebrates: Them and Their Music
Luz Clarita
Rebelde
Women in Blue
¿Cómo matar a mamá?