Florencia Lozano  Florencia Lozano (born December 16, 1969) is an American actress. She starred as Téa Delgado on the daytime series "One Life to Live". Lozano has guest-starred in several primetime television shows, as well as films. Florencia Lozano was born in Princeton, New Jersey, to Eduardo, an architect, and Elizabeth, a Spanish teacher from Argentina. She grew up in Newton Centre, Massachusetts, and transferred out of Cornell University to receive her Bachelor of Arts from Brown University, before moving to New York City to earn her Master of Fine Arts degree at New York University's Graduate Acting Program at the Tisch School of the Arts. Lozano's regional theater credits include "Yerma", "Antigone", "Hamlet", "Caucasian Chalk Circle", among others. Lozano landed the role of attorney Téa Delgado in December 1996 on the daytime drama "One Life to Live", and first aired on January 27, 1997. The character became one of soap opera's most popular creations, and earned Lozano a loyal following. In 2002, almost two years after her departure from the series, Lozano was still receiving a significant amount of fan mail for her portrayal of the character. "I so appreciate that love coming at me," she said. "The response to Téa still overwhelms me." She further relayed, "I left because I wanted to try other things. I really want to do more theater, film and television other than the soap. When you're doing a soap, it is really hard to do other things. It just takes so much of your time." During her tenure on "One Life to Live", Lozano was in an Off Broadway play called "Lick" in June 1999; from August to September 2000, she appeared in "Love's Labor Lost", a Shakespearean play produced out of Berkeley in Orinda, CA. In addition to her popularity with soap opera fans, Lozano was named one of "Daytime's Hardest Working Women" by About.com, and titled one of soap opera's "Most Beautiful Women" by magazine "Soap Opera Update". After leaving daytime, Lozano moved on to prime time television and film; some of her television credits are "", "", "Gossip Girl", and "Lipstick Jungle". Of her prime time transition to film, Lozano stated, "I'm playing homicide detectives a lot," referring to her roles in "Perfect Stranger" and "The Ministers".