Anita Martínez
Ana Elisa Martínez (born 18 March 1975 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) popularly known as Anita Martínez is an actress, comedian, dancer, and Argentine television host. She has won two Martín Fierro Awards for her comedian work in en Noche de Ronda, Showmatch, and Animales Sueltos. She has also received a Vos Award for her work in theater. Biography. She started studying classical dance. Later, she decided to study musical theater. She got her first job on television after being selected to host for the Argentine sports channel TyC Sports. After going through several jobs, a producer convinced her  to study acting: At the end of 1996, she presented the children's television program "Todo bien" with Marcelo Mingochea on Channel 13. In 1997, she made her theatrical debut with the play "Pijamas", which she continued to perform until 1999. During the 2000 theatrical season, she performed in "El Show de las Divorciadas". Between 2004 and 2005 she acted in the comedy series "Panadería Los Felipe". In 2005, she participated in the comedy program "Vale la pena", along with Fabián Gianola. In cinema, she participated in "Apasionados" and in "El cine de Mailte". For several years, she advertised the  Harpic toilet bowl cleaner. In 2008, she performed in the stage play "Planeta Show", alongside the renowned Argentine humorist Jorge Ginzburg. In 2013, she starred in her one-woman show, "De Vuelta al Barrio". She was also a part of the reality television "Bailando por un Sueño" in 2014, which was broadcast on Showmatch. Martinez and fellow comedian Marcos Bicho Gómez became the leading competitors with 59.42% of the public vote. Martinez won second place against Ximena Capristo after four months of competition. She returned to the competition after Cecilia Oviedo resigned, after she suffered severe injuries while rehearsing two  weeks into the contest. In 2016, she competed again with Gómez in "Bailando por un Sueño" and won fourteenth place after five months of competition. At the end of 2016, she participated in Flavio Mendoza's work "Mahatma" alongside Facundo Mazzei, Barbie Franco, and the Spanish rock band, "Iceberg del Sur".