Veronica Falcon was born in Mexico City, on August 8th 1966. Her career both as an actor & as a choreographer spans for almost three decades. She’s worked in Mexico & abroad in numerous productions for the stage, film & television. She’s considered one of Mexico’s most versatile & talented actors, as well as an exceptional choreographer. She trained in some of the best schools in the United States & Europe. Speaks fluent German & French. At age sixteen Veronica received a Teacher’s Degree (equivalent to a BA) in English. She’s worked with several of Mexico’s best directors in television, theater & film. She consolidated her status & reputation as an actor when she played “La Madrina” in the multi awarded & critically acclaimed film “Days of Grace” directed by Everardo Gout. In 2014, Mrs. Falcon was nominated for a “Silver Goddess Award” (Mexico’s equivalent to a Golden Globe) as Best Supporting actress in film for her portrayal of “La Diabla” in Academy Award Nominee Carlos Cuarón film “Sugar Kisses”. In 2015 she relocated with her family to the US, looking for better work opportunities & artistic challenges. In 2015, she landed the role of “Camila Vargas” in the USA network hit series “Queen of the South”. The second season of this series will air June 2017.She will also appear in the Duplass Brothers new series “Room 104” this series also airs summer 2017. Veronica has performed in over twenty films, several short films, more than forty plays & countless television productions, both in Mexico & abroad. Aside from her acting credits, she has various credits as director, choreographer, producer, creative consultant & author as well. Mrs. Falcon’s career as a choreographer is equally accomplished. She choreographed for several Latino pop stars, television or stage productions & countless commercials. She is of the few choreographers, honored by being invited several times to collaborate as such with Mexico’s National Opera Company. Mrs. Falcon’s choreography of the 2009 production of Mozart’s “Don Giovanni”, is still celebrated as one of the most outstanding & innovative choreographies ever designed for Mexico’s National Opera Company. Veronica is the eldest of two siblings. Her brother is a sports journalist, her father an architect & her mother was a real estate broker. Veronica met her husband, polish actor Marius Biegai in director’s Gene Frankel acting master class in New York City. Their only son was born in 2001. They lived in New York, Berlin & Mexico City, they currently live in Los Angeles, California.