Mara Sedini

Mara Sedini Viancos is a Chilean actress, journalist, singer, and television personality. She also contributes to political writing and columns on current affairs.
In her artistic facet, she has performed musical works in events such as the Olmué Festival.
She has also become known for her political activism linked to the Chilean right, standing out as the face and director of public affairs for the think tank, Fundación para el Progreso, as well as a regular panelist on the debate show Sin filtros.
Sedini has taught at institutions such as Gabriela Mistral University, in addition to being a lecturer at the FPP.

Biography

In 2014, Sedini made her first television appearance as an extra in the series Phantom Soldier, where she portrayed an attacked woman.
In 2016, she appeared as an actress in an episode of the Mexican series Lo que callamos [las mujeres]. That same year, Sedini also participated in two episodes of the television series Veinteañero a los 40, broadcast on Canal [13 |Canal 13].
In 2018, she released her single Ser. The following year, she performed at the Olmué Huaso Festival, where she sang a song honoring the competition's history. That same year, Sedini also participated in a performance of the traditional Chilean play La Pérgola de las Flores, directed by actor Héctor Noguera.
From 2019 to 2021, Sedini gradually became involved as a political activist due to her opposition to the 2019–2022 Chilean protests and the content proposed by the Constitutional Convention to 2022 proposed [Political Constitution of the Republic of Chile|offer a new constitution], which was rejected in 2022.