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Cinthya Carmona was born on 27th December 1990.
She studied acting from the Speiser/ Sturges Acting Studio which is located in Los Angeles. Cynthia made her acting debut in the 2009 TV series, El Vacilon.
Throughout the years, Cynthia has appeared in the movies and television series like East Los High as Brandie, Rush Hour as Dakota, and in Private Space as Rebecca. One of her most notable roles was as Sophie Cardona in the tween drama television series Greenhouse Academy. We caught up with Cinthya and talked about her staring role in the TAX COLLECTOR!
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Cinthya Carmona is an American actress who has appeared in the movies and television series like East Los High as Brandie, Rush Hour as Dakota, and in Private Space as Rebecca. She, however, is most notable for her role Sophie Cardona in the tween drama television series Greenhouse Academy.
Cinthya Carmona was born on 27th December 1990 in Venezuela under the birth sign Capricorn. She holds Venezuelan nationality and belongs to White ethnicity. She studied acting from the Speiser/ Sturges Acting Studio which is located in Los Angeles.
Talking about her career, she made acting debut from the 2009 TV series, El Vacilon. Then, Carmona has appeared in an episode of 2012 Action, crime, drama, True Justice as Lupe. The same year, she was cast in two short dramas, Super 35 as Sloane Peterson, and Success Driven as The Fan.
After that, she landed in a supporting role in the number of TV series such as Power (2015), Rush Hour (2016), East Los High (2016-2017), The Fix (2019), and others. Also, she worked in short drama, Hard Rush (2013), Badge of Honor (2015), and Private Space (2015).
In 2017, Carmona finally got a leading role Sophie Cardona in tween drama television series, Greenhouse Academy, where she worked for two years. She was cast along with Ariel Mortman, Ishai Golan, Nadine Ellis, and others.
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