Life
She began her career through the early influence of her father, the famous Polish violinist Zbigniew Paleta, who emigrated to México with his family in the 1980s, and her mother Barbara Paciorek Paleta who teaches art. She is married since 2000 to Uruguayan actor Fabián Ibarra with whom she has two daughters, Maria and Aitana.
Dominika Paleta studied art history at the Universidad Iberoamericana de México. In an interview she confessed that one of her favorite hobbies is traveling. Her favorite places are New York City and Paris, and her homeland Poland. She also said she looks forward to getting to know every corner of México. She says that the fact that she is trilingual has helped her a lot on her trips. Dominika is fluent in English and Spanish, in addition to her native Polish.
This Mexican actress of Polish origin has developed a successful television career thanks to her great talent. Their participation in the soap opera La usurpadora gave her more exposure to audiences. Other productions in which the actress has participated include the series Trece miedos, the drama Por un beso, El Alma Herida, La noche de siempre, La Intrusa, Los Plateados and Mañana es para siempre.
Dominika Paleta has played villain in the series La Usurpadora, La Intrusa and Triunfo del Amor.
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