Mercedes Morán  Mercedes Beatriz Morán (born September 21, 1955 in Villa Dolores, Córdoba, Argentina) is an Argentine film and television actress. Mercedes Morán has worked in several TV programs, such as "Donde pueda quererte", "Rosa de lejos", "Por siempre amigos", "Gasoleros", "Culpables", "Tiempo final", "Mujeres asesinas", "Amas de casa desesperadas", "El hombre de tu vida", "En terapia" and "La celebración". She worked in theater plays such as "El efecto de los rayos gamma", "Locos de contentos", "Humores que matan", "Monólogos de la vagina", "Pequeños crímenes conyugales", "Agosto", "Buena gente" and "La brisa de la vida". She worked in films such as "Mirha de Liniers a Estambul", "El Sur", "La ciénaga", "Whisky Romero Zulu", "Luna de Avellaneda", "Diarios de motocicleta", "Cordero de Dios", "La ronda", "Los Marziano" and "Betibú". She was the lead actress of "Culpables" in 2001, which was awarded the Golden Martín Fierro Award. That year she was nominated as best lead actress in miniseries, but did not receive the award. Mercedes Morán made a cameo in "Graduados" in 2012, which starred her daughter Mercedes Scápola. She played the mother of Scápola's character, the housekeeper "Clarita". Both of them work as regular actresses in the 2014 telenovela "Guapas". She also had a scene with the actor Juan Leyrado, with subtle references to the 1998 telenovela "Gasoleros". Both of them were the lead actors of it. As both Morán and Scápola enjoyed the cameo in "Graduados", they also play as mother and daughter in it. She married at 17 and with the disapproval of her parents. Mercedes Morán has three daughters. Mercedes Scápola and María Scápola  from her first marriage with Oscar Scápola. Manuela is her daughter with the actor Oscar Martínez with whom she had a long relationship and she divorced in 2000.