Mariana Treviño (born 27 November 1977) is a Mexican actress and performer who established herself on stage before becoming a familiar face in film and television. She achieved early recognition in musical theatre and later built a screen career characterized by comic timing and warm, human performances. Treviño's work spans Mexican cinema and television as well as English-language projects that introduced her to broader international audiences.
Early career and theatre
Treviño trained and worked in the Mexican theatre scene, where musical productions and live comedy helped shape her public persona. Her portrayal of Lupita in the popular Mexican musical Mentiras brought her mainstream attention and demonstrated an ability to combine vocal performance with sharp comedic instincts. Those stage roots influenced her timing and presence when she transitioned to screen roles.
Film and television highlights
After moving into film, Treviño appeared in several comedies and romantic comedies that highlighted contemporary Mexican urban life. Notable Mexican films include No sé si cortarme las venas o dejármelas largas (2013) and Amor de Mis Amores (2014). She reached a wider audience with her television work when she joined the cast of the Netflix platform: Netflix's hit series Club de Cuervos, which combined family drama, satire and sports comedy and ran for multiple seasons starting in 2015.
- Selected international role: Treviño appeared in the 2018 American comedy Overboard, acting opposite Eugenio Derbez and Anna Faris, a project that increased her visibility with English-speaking audiences.
- Notable Mexican films: No sé si cortarme las venas o dejármelas largas; Amor de Mis Amores.
- Notable television: Club de Cuervos (Netflix).
Critics and viewers often note Treviño's expressive face, natural comedic instincts and ability to inhabit supporting and leading parts with equal credibility. She is frequently cast in roles that require a blend of comic energy and emotional honesty, playing friends, confidantes or outspoken leads whose humor is grounded in relatable detail.
Beyond individual roles, Treviño's career illustrates a common path for contemporary Mexican actors who leverage strong theatrical backgrounds into television success and then cross over into international film projects. For more on her recent projects and filmography see platforms and profiles available through streaming services such as Netflix or industry listings linked from official pages like Club de Cuervos.