Soledad Miranda
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Actress and singer Seville, Spain
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Soledad Miranda (born Soledad Rendon Bueno, 9 July 1943 in Seville, Spain - died 18 August 1970 in Lisbon, Portugal) was a Spanish actress and singer. She began performing as a child flamenco dancer and singer and made her film debut as a dancer at 16. Her erotic-film stardom came as an adult in 1969-1970, when director Jesus Franco cast her as his leading lady in Count Dracula, Vampyros Lesbos, She Killed in Ecstasy and The Devil Came from Akasava, sometimes under the name Susann Korda. She died in a car accident at 27, just as she was about to sign a long-term film contract.
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Spanish actress and singer, Jesus Franco's leading lady in 1969-1970, died at 27.
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- Soledad Miranda in a black lace dress with a red scarf in a Vampyros Lesbos film still — Psycho Drive-In Original source
- Soledad Miranda as a young woman with long dark hair in a light blouse, black and white — TMDB Original source
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At a glance
- Born
- Soledad Rendon Bueno, 9 July 1943, Seville, Spain; died 18 August 1970, Lisbon, Portugal (car accident, aged 27)
- Career
- Child flamenco dancer/singer; film debut as a dancer at 16; erotic-film leading lady for Jesus Franco 1969-1970 at 26-27 (Vampyros Lesbos, Count Dracula, She Killed in Ecstasy)
- Country
- Spain
- Note
- Her adult erotic-film work began in 1969 at age 26; her early film appearances were as a dancer. Also known as Susann Korda
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