Consuelo Duval is a celebrated Mexican comedian and actress, renowned for her dynamic performances across film, television, theatre, and voice-over. She gained widespread recognition through her role as Federica P. Luche in the beloved sitcom La familia P. Luche, where her portrayal of the overbearing housewife showcased her exceptional comedic talent. This role not only earned her a loyal fan base but also contributed to the show’s success, winning a TVyNovelas Award for “Best Comedy Program.”
Duval’s career took off in the 1990s with her participation in the sketch comedy show La hora pico, where she captivated audiences with a variety of memorable characters, including the dim-witted receptionist Sisi and the charming Nacaranda. Her ability to embody diverse personas demonstrated her versatility as a performer and solidified her status as a key figure in Mexican comedy. Additionally, her recurring role as Damela Micha on El Privilegio de Mandar further showcased her comedic prowess and ability to engage viewers.
In addition to her television work, Duval has made significant contributions to voice-over acting, lending her voice to beloved characters such as Helen Parr/Elastigirl in The Incredibles and Maggie in Home on the Range. Her work in this field highlights her adaptability and skill in bringing animated characters to life, further expanding her artistic repertoire.
Most recently, Duval has continued to shine in the entertainment industry, starring in the film Unhappily Ever After alongside fellow comedian Adrián Uribe and returning to her roots in the new series Tal para cual, where she reprises her iconic role as Nacaranda. With her impressive body of work and ongoing contributions to comedy, Consuelo Duval remains a beloved and influential figure in Mexican entertainment.