Career
Brenda Asnicar made her debut in show business at age 11, when she was chosen from among thousands of applicants to participate in Cantaniño (aired on Telefe). Initially selected as part of the choir, she ended her participation as a co-presenter of the program.
In 2002, she worked with Jimena Cyrulnik on an entertainment program. In 2003 she appeared on Chicos Argentinos on Buenos Aires channel 7, and at that time made her first CD recording - "Caminos", as part of the group from that show. In 2006 she appeared on "Tour Caminos 2006", with the Chicos Argentinos.
In 2003, Asnicar also began working as a model. She continued with such houses as Jactan and Marcela, until 2007, when she was cast as the villainess "Antonella Lamas Bernardi" in Patito Feo ("Ugly Duckling"), a youth-oriented TV comedy series.
In 2007, Asnicar was named to the Clarín Entertainment Awards 2007 for "Best Female Breakout star". In 2008 she participated in "por un Sueño Patinando".
Following the success of Patito Feo, its cast, including the star, Laura Esquivel, toured several South American countries (2009).
In 2009, Brenda played the role of Mia in "Mia, mi amiga invisible", when she recorded two songs: "Himno al amor" and "Nada cuesta sonar".
In February 2010, Asnicar and Nicolas Zuviria made a show to advertise the album Zuviria, entitled Ellas. On 22 June 2010 Asnicar returned to play the role of Antonella for a play concerning the world of Patito Feo. In 2010 she traveled to Italy to appear on the TV program Who Framed Peter Pan?, produced by Paul Bonolis.
Then she played the role of Nuria in Suena conmigo, when Brenda recorded three songs: "Hablan de mi", Siempre te esperare" and "Hagas lo que hagas".
In April 2011, she toured Italy with "Antonella in Concert, playing on her Patito Feo character.
In 2011-2012, she recorded a TV series, Los unicòs, when she interpreted Keira.
During 2012-2013, Brenda appeared in the hit soap opera, Corazón Valiente, in the role of Fabiola. And for this reason, she is living in Miami.
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