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Winners and nominees
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Records
- Most awarded actress: Lucero and Angelique Boyer, 3 times.
- Most nominated actress: Leticia Calderón, Victoria Ruffo and Lucero with 6 nominations.
- Youngest winner: Angelique Boyer, 22 years old.
- Youngest nominee: Anahí, 18 years old.
- Oldest winner: Blanca Guerra, 56 years old.
- Oldest nominees: Jacqueline Andere, Victoria Ruffo and Rebecca Jones, 54 years old.
- Actresses with the most nominations without a win: Zuria Vega with 5 nominations.
- Actress winning after short time:
- Adela Noriega by (El manantial, 2002) and (Amor Real, 2004), 2 years difference.
- Maite Perroni by (Antes muerta que Lichita, 2016) and (Papá a toda madre, 2018), 2 years difference.
- Angelique Boyer by (Tres veces Ana, 2017) and (Amar a muerte, 2019), 2 years difference.
- Actress winning after long time: Angélica Aragón by (Vivir un poco, 1986) and (Mirada de mujer, 1998), 12 years difference.
- Actresses that winning the award for the same role:
- Christian Bach (Bodas de odio, 1983) and Adela Noriega (Amor Real, 2003)
- Lucero (Lazos de Amor, 1995) and Angelique Boyer (Tres veces Ana, 2016)
- Actresses nominated for the same role without winning:
- Lucía Méndez (Tú o nadie, 1985) and Jacqueline Bracamontes (Sortilegio, 2009).
- Edith González (Monte calvario, 1986), Claudia Ramírez (Te sigo amando, 1996) and Ana Brenda Contreras (La que no podía amar, 2011).
- Victoria Ruffo (Victoria, 1987) and Livia Brito (Muchacha italiana viene a casarse, 2014).
- Leticia Calderón (Yo compro esa mujer, 1990) and Aracely Arámbula (Corazón Salvaje, 2010).
- Leticia Calderón (Valeria y Maximiliano, 1991) and Jacqueline Bracamontes (Heridas de Amor, 2005).
- Thalía (Marimar, 1994) and Ana Brenda Contreras (Corazón indomable, 2013).
- Angélica Rivera (La dueña, 1995) and Lucero (Soy tu dueña, 2010).
- Aracely Arámbula (Abrázame muy fuerte, 2000) and Zuria Vega (Que te perdone Dios, 2015).
- Victoria Ruffo (Simplemente María, 1989) and Claudia Álvarez (Simplemente María, 2016).
- Actresses winning this category, despite having been as a main villain: Susana Alexander (La traición, 1985), Diana Bracho (Cadenas de amargura, 1991), Barbara Mori (Rubí, 2004) and Angelique Boyer (Teresa, 2010)
- Actress was nominated in this category, despite having played as a main villain: Lucero (Mañana es para siempre, 2010)
- Foreign winning actresses:
- Christian Bach from Argentina
- Bárbara Mori from Uruguay
- Angelique Boyer from France
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