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Galilea La Salvia (b. 2003)

Birthplace:
Miami, Florida, USA

Born:
June 15, 2003

Biography from TheMovieDB

Galilea La Salvia is an American actress known for her role of Julie Parra in the Nickelodeon series "Talia in the Kitchen." Galilea was born in Miami, Florida. She is of Italian (Father )and Basque-Argentine (mother) Ancestry. She has an older sister, Mileika La Salvia, who is a Musical theater Actress. Because her father is a professional musician Galilea started singing and playing instruments at the age of four, performing at church and different charity events during her childhood. At 7 years old she won First place in her school talent show competing with kids older than her. At the same age she joined a dance team and began competing at professional levels where she learned the importance of team work and partnership. Her acting career started when she was 10 years old and booked the role of Emily Lopez in the Telemundo soap opera "Villa Paraiso". Since then, she has not stopped working, booking many roles and dubbing for the most popular Brazilian Soap Operas and Turkish cartoons. Galilea is also an advocate for animal rights.

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