Like many Mexican actresses, Claudia is recognizable to American audiences for her appearances in such English-language fare as Murder in Three Acts and One Man’s War. Unfortunately, that belies her incredible star power in her native land where she made her Silver Screen debut in 1980’s La Salvaje ardiente. She subsequently made a name for herself as a Mexican Scream Queen in such horror-type fare as Terror en los barrios and Terror y encajes negros, although she since strayed from her gory ways… about bloody time! Claudia kindly flashed quite a bit o’ Skinage in her early days in the Mexican Skinema. Her first full-frontal turn appeared in 1982’s Cada quien su madre, although it’s a fairly brief shot. (It’s pretty hard to miss her enormous fur burger, though!) Following semi-Skinful appearances in La Isla de Rarotonga and Ellos Trajeron La Violencia, which are both worth a look-see, Claudia returned to her beaver-baring ways with one seriously hairy shot in 1989’s El Garañón. Later that very same year, she again flashed her patch in Comezón a la Mexicana but has sadly kept her beaver caged, if not hidden ever since… and seeing as her career has been a smidgen on the slow side since her gig on the Mexican series Clarisa played itself out in the early-1990s, it’s not looking like she’ll be making any encore Skinful performances in the near future…