Lucita Soriano

Lucita Soriano is a Filipino film actress born on July 14, 1940 in Taguig, Rizal, Philippines. Active in the local cinema, Soriano is credited with roles that reflect everyday characters, often rooted in social or familial settings. Among her notable appearances is the 1992 film Borrowed Face, where Soriano portrayed Aling Azon, a figure whose presence anchors the narrative through her grounded presence.

A decade later, Soriano took on the role of Aning in the 2003 film Woman of the Breakwater, contributing to a story that centers on resilience and community life along the coast. Her performances in these films demonstrate a consistent presence in Philippine cinema, particularly in character roles that support the broader themes of the narratives. Through these credits, Soriano remains re…