Paca Gabaldón

Paca Gabaldón was born on May 10, 1949 in Spain. Paca Gabaldón's big-screen debut came with Black story (La historia negra de Peter P. Peter) directed by Pedro Lazaga in 1971. Paca Gabaldón is known for Common Wealth directed by Álex de la Iglesia, Carmen Maura stars as Julia and Eduardo Antuña as Charly. The upcoming new movie Paca Gabaldón plays is Carmo which will be released on Oct 15, 2010.

Her first 18 years were spent in different countries (Turkey, Italy, Argentina, Chile and Peru). In Peru her debut as an actress was in the film Ganarás el pan (1965), as well learn speech and singing. Returning to Spain in 1967, she entered the television landscape as a presenter, later in several comedies directed by Pedro Lazaga and vaudeville theater with "One night at home, ma'am," all with her first stage name, Mary Francis, which she held until mid-70s.