Career
Di Cello was born in Mexico City, Mexico. Di Cello demonstrated interest in becoming an actress at a very early age. In 1996, she auditioned for a Telefe production named Chiquititas and captured the role of "Nadia". In 1999, however, Di Cello changed the role, and now portrayed "María Fernández". She reprised the role of "María Fernández" in two Chiquititas related works, a television mini series Chiquititas and her film debut Chiquititas: Rincón de luz.
Di Cello next joined former Chiquititas co-stars Benjamin Rojas, Felipe Colombo, Luisana Lopilato and Camila Bordonaba in 2002 television series of Cris Morena, Rebelde Way, having played Flor Fernández for a short number of episodes. She then reprised her role of "María Fernández" in 2003 series Rincón de Luz, another Chiquititas—derived television series. Di Cello also reprised the role of "María Fernández" in Chiquitias spin—off and appeared as "Silvana" in telenovela El Refugio, starring her Rebelde Way co-stars Belén Scalella, Francisco Bass, Piru Sáez, Jorge Maggio and María Fernanda Neil.
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