Julia Isabel was born in Mexico City on April 4, 1944. The daughter of
Don Luis de Llano Palmer (a pioneer in Mexican radio and television)
and actress Rita Macedo, she began her career at age 14 singing in the
rock group The Spitfires, which earned her second place in a radio
competition. As a result of this she was signed by CBS. From then on
she recorded various rock hits and has participated in numerous soaps
and in over 35 features films.
From a young age she began acting and producing plays, becoming one of
Mexico's leading theater producers and importing Broadway shows such as
"Jesus Christ Superstar", "Grease", "Joseph", "Pippin" and many others.
She has also produced TV soaps and created the Onda Vaselina musical
group. She is the mother of two of Mexico's greatest talents, singer
Benny Ibarra and actor
Alejandro Ibarra.
José el Soñador(1983)
Noche de terrock y brujas(1987)
Como dice el dicho(2011)as Gertrudis
Porque el amor manda(2012)as Susana
Hoping Heart(2011)as Greta Lascuraín Rivadeneyra
Atrévete a soñar(2009)as Directora Cristina Jiménez Viuda de Peralta, Directora
Burning for Revenge(2008)as Raquel Santos, Raquel, Raquel Uribe
La sombra del otro(1996)
Tal como somos(1987)
Sweet Challenge(1988)
La indomable(1987)
Las cautivas(1973)
Hola Raffaella(1992)
Break It All: The History of Rock in Latin America(2020)as Self - Los Spitfires
T.A.P. Taller de Actores Profesionales(2009)as Self
Décadas(2010)as Self