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Rosa María "Rosemarie" Sonora (born April 14, 1948) is a Filipino former actress. Life [ edit ] Sonora was born to an American mother of French and Jewish extraction and a Filipino father of mixed Spanish and Chinese Filipino descent. [1]
Oct 4, 2001 · Since he broke up with Rosemarie Sonora, now married to an American and living in Antioch, California, Ricky had been taking care of their three children – Renzo/Wowie, Sheryl and Patrick ...
May 21, 2022 · Hindi raw makakauwi ng Pilipinas si Rosemarie Sonora (kanan) upang makadalo sa burol at libing ng kanyang nakatatandang kapatid na si Susan Roces (kaliwa), na pumanaw kahapon, Mayo 20, 2022. Ayon sa anak ni Rosemarie na si Wowie Cruz, kasalukuyang sumasailalim sa cancer treatment ang asawa ni Rosemarie.
Feb 16, 2016 · Veteran actress Susan Roces finally broke her silence on Tuesday over persistent rumors that her sister, Rosemarie Sonora, is the real mother of Senator Grace Poe.
Jan 23, 2000 · January 23, 2000 | 12:00am. Rosemarie Sonora was launched to stardom in 1966 along with nine other newcomers. They were Gina Pareño, Loretta Marquez, Blanca Gomez, Shirley Moreno,...
Jul 22, 2007 · Gone for almost a decade, Rosemarie Sonora arrived first week of June from California for a long-delayed month-long vacation but was prevailed upon by her sister, Susan Roces, to stay until after...
Rosemarie Sonora is known for Manila Connection (1974), Cadena de amor (1971) and Mga batang bakasyonista (1964). She was previously married to Ricky Belmonte.
Rosemarie Levy Sonora (born 1948) is a former Filipina actress. She was born to a white American mother of French blood and a Filipino father of Spanish and Chinese blood. Her sister, Susan Roces, and her daughter, Sheryl Cruz, are also actresses.
Rosemarie Sonora. Actress: Manila Connection. Rosemarie Sonora is known for Manila Connection (1974), Cadena de amor (1971) and Mga batang bakasyonista (1964). She was previously married to Ricky Belmonte.
Feb 6, 2016 · Rosemarie Sonora and Pepito Rodriquez, who led the group of “Stars ’66,” used their real names for billing purposes. Later, Rosemarie preferred using “Rosemarie” alone.
