16 Facts About Raquel Montero

Raquel Montero is better known for her extensive work on Puerto Rican television during the 1970s and 1980s, on canal 2 television shows.

In Puerto Rico, Raquel Montero first acted in a telenovela named Marcela y Marcelino, which was produced during 1971.

Raquel Montero started appearing on other media, such as entertainment magazine covers, during that era.

Also during the era, Raquel Montero gained steady work on Puerto Rican television.

Raquel Montero was cast in this show to do a number of characters, and the show, which lasted from 1980 to 1990, helped her gain extra celebrity in her adopted home-country.

However, as work on Puerto Rican telenovelas dried out as Puerto Rican television stations gradually started phasing out local telenovela productions, Raquel Montero started looking elsewhere for work.

In 1995, Raquel Montero went to Mexico, where she acted in a Televisa production named Morelia.

Raquel Montero participated, as "Juliana", in this telenovela alongside her and Tony Croatto's daughter, the Venezuelan-Puerto Rican actress Mara Croatto, who had acted with her before, at "La Pension de Dona Tere".

Raquel Montero dedicated herself to theater plays, including the play "Despedida de Una Soltera", in which she worked at the Centro de Bellas Artes in Santurce during 2011.

Raquel Montero is involved in radio shows; she has been an actress on some shows broadcast by WIPR-FM, a Puerto Rican government radio station.

Raquel Montero was involved in a controversy regarding the radio station's contracts with actors and writers during the late 2010s.

Raquel Montero declared that since June 2018, neither she nor the rest of the actors employed by WIPR had received any payments or job guarantees by the station amid station allegations that there was simply no money available to pay them, and that there was a law, which was established in 2011, that made the actors and writers entitled to a monetary reward.

Raquel Montero acted in other theater plays, including "Divorcio, a lo Puertorriqueno" and "Adorables Enemigas".

In 2021, Raquel Montero had the chance of participating on a musical video, for a song by friend Alexandra Fuentes which is named "Pica Mas".

Raquel Montero has hosted several Puerto Rican television shows, including "Adelante, Juventud", "Fantastico" and Super Sabados.

Raquel Montero was married in her youth to Italian singer Tony Croatto; the couple divorced during the late 1970s.