Early Life and Career
Victoria Maurette was born on July 30, 1982, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to Argentine parents of French descent. A few month later she moved with her family to the United States. Years later they moved to Ecuador, first, and then Mexico. Finally, in 1994, they moved back to Argentina where Victoria graduated in Asociaciones Escuelas Lincoln; soon after she began her career as an artist. While in school, Maurette was a member of drama club and sang in the choir.
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