From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Montserrat Oliver
Montserrat Oliver
Montserrat Oliver de la Madre Tierra", which she co-produced and co-host-
ed with close friend Yolanda Andrade. The show aired for
eight years in Mexico and in various countries around
the world.
During this time, Montserrat also served as national
spokesperson and brand image for selected global com-
panies, like Coca-Cola, L’Oréal Paris, and Lancome among
others. She is currently the brand image for Scotia Bank,
Trident,[1] and Clear shampoo.
Montserrat continued her relationship with Televisa
as the network’s live correspondent in historical televi-
sion specials around the world like the Greece and Bei-
jing Olympics in 2002 and 2008, as well as the Japan and
South Africa World Cups in 2004 and 2010 respectively.[2]
She has also been called upon to host live award shows
as was the case in 1998 when she hosted the prestigious
music festival Viña del Mar in Chile and in 2002 when she
co-hosted the MTV Video Music Awards Latinoamérica in
Montserrat Oliver
Miami.
Born Montserrat Oliver Montserrat co-hosts with Yolanda Andrade the Tele-
April 13, 1966 (1966-04-13) visa interview and musical late-night show Mojoe.
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Occupation Fashion model, business entrepreneur,
actress, and talk-show host.
Business ventures
In addition to her high profile media presence in Mexico,
Website
Montserrat Oliver owns several businesses: a clothing
www.montserratoliver.net line called Royal Closet with business partner Barbara
Coppel;[3] a line of sunglasses called MO Lunettes du
Montserrat Oliver (born April 13, 1966 in Monterrey, Soleil;[4] a talent agency, Jerry ML, which represents
Nuevo León) is a Mexican fashion model, business entre- artists for commercial work throughout Mexico; and, a
preneur, actress, and talk-show host. production company which specializes in producing
commercials.
Life and career
Oliver started her modeling career at the age of 16. She Television
quickly landed a Vogue cover, a magazine in which she
was featured numerous times throughout her profes- As actress
sional life. • Palabra de Mujer 2007–2008 (TV series) (Montserrat)
Early in her career, Oliver moved to Miami where she • La Madrastra 2005 (TV series) (Patricia Ibáñez)
modeled for magazines such as Elle and Top Model. While • Mujeres 2005 (TV series) (Pamela)
in Miami, she was cast for a role for the Fox movie For- • Gran musical 2003 (TV series)
tune Hunter. She also hosted the Telemundo show Basta • Sin pecado concebido 2001 (TV series) (Montserrat
two years. España)
After several years in the United States, Montserrat • Ramona 2000 (TV series) (Doris)
returned to Mexico City where she appeared in Ramona, • Hacer y Desacer 1997 (TV series) (Host)
the first of many telenovelas for, the Spanish-language
broadcast network Televisa, which included "Sin Pecado As producer
Concebido", "Mujeres" and "La Madrastra". After Ra- • Las Hijas de la Madre Tierra 2000 (TV series) (Producer)
mona, Oliver starred in her own Televisa show, "Las Hijas
1
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Montserrat Oliver
As herself barbara-coppel-montserrat-oliver-nueva-
coleccion-royal-closet.
• Mojoe Present (TV series) (Host)
[4] "MONTSERRAT estrena colección".
• Otro rollo... Historia en diez 2005 (TV movie)
http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/estilos/
• Otro rollo con: Adal Ramones 2005 (TV series)
54963.html.
• El show de Cristina 2004 (TV series)
• Rebelde 2004 (TV series)
• 100 mexicanos dijeron Televisa Deportes vs Los External links
Comediantes 2004 (TV series)
• Official website
• Big Brother VIP 3 2004 (TV series)
• Montserrat Oliver on Twitter
• Big Brother VIP: México Gran final del Circo de Big
• Montserrat Oliver at the Internet Movie Database
Brother VIP and Final 2004/1 y La guerra 2004 (TV
• Montserrat Oliver on Facebook
series)
• Hoy 2004 (TV series)
Persondata
• Clase 406 2002 (TV series)
• MTV Video Music Awards Latinoamérica 2002 2002 (TV Name Oliver, Montserrat
special) (Presenter) Alternative La Montse, Montserrat Olivier
• Las hijas de la madre tierra 2000 (TV series) (Host) names
Short de- Fashion Model, Business entrepreneur,
References scription TV Star, and Talk Show Host
[1] "Montserrat Oliver fortalece su sonrisa con el plan Date of April 13, 1966
Trident Xtracare y el nuevo sabor cool bubble". birth
http://multipress.com.mx/ Place of Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico
articulos.php?id_sec=16&id_art=8213&id_ejemplar=0. birth
[2] "Agoté a Yolanda por negrera: Monserrat Oliver". Date of
http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/ death
681423.html.
Place of
[3] "Bárbara Coppel y Montserrat Oliver, nuevo Royal
death
Closet". http://caras.esmas.com/sociales/260674/
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• Mexican people of Catalan descent
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• Mexican female models
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