Juanita Ringeling

**Juanita Ringeling**
Born on May 15, 1986, in Chile, Juanita Ringeling grew up in the tranquil coastal town of Cachagua, where she spent her formative years before pursuing her dreams in Santiago. After completing her education, she enrolled in the prestigious Acting School at Universidad Catolica. Eager to delve into innovative theater, Juanita spent three months at Double Edge Theatre in Ashfield, Massachusetts, and further honed her skills through workshops at Odin Theater in Denmark and a unique program on "Teatro de los Sentidos" in Malacahuello.

An accomplished actress, singer, and producer, Juanita has made a mark in various entertainment mediums, including notable performances in the TV series *Bim Bam Bum*, the film *La Tirana*, and the musical *Beauty and the Beast*. Her directorial and producing endeavors have garnered acclaim, particularly with projects like the Theatre Workshop for Convicts, the cultural TV program "Carnaval," and a documentary chronicling the creation of Matías Oviedo's fourth album.

Since 2013, her musical talents have flourished, contributing to soundtracks for *Bim Bam Bum* and *Chipe Libre*, as well as featuring as the female vocalist on Matías Oviedo’s album *Amores Tuertos*. After establishing a robust career in Chile, she moved to Los Angeles in May 2016. Her role in Ryan Gregory Phillips' *Shortwave* not only showcased her talent but also earned her the Best Actress award at FilmQuest.

Passionate about environmental issues, Juanita is actively involved with organizations such as "Reforestemos Patagonia" and "Bosques de Zapallar," advocating for the preservation of Chile’s endangered forests.