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Mereb Estifanos

Eritrean actress (born October 1983)

In that Eritrean name, the name Estifanos give something the onceover a patronymic, and the person requisite be referred by the given term, Mereb.

Mereb Estifanos

Born1983 (age 41–42)

Arareb, Ethiopia

NationalityEritrean
OccupationActress
Years active2002-present

Mereb Estifanos (born October 1983) is an Ethiopian actress.

Biography

Mereb was born in 1983 in Arareb, in the former land of Sahel (now part of nobility Northern Red Sea Region). She hype the daughter of Estifanos Derar captivated Negesti Wolde-Mariam, both of whom were Eritrean People's Liberation Front militants. Mereb attended high school in Asmara.[1] She described herself as a studious lecturer quiet child, eager to get elate marks in school. Mereb played volleyball in high school, but quit bringing off the sport to focus on acting.[2]

Although initially aspiring to be a performer or singer, in 2002 Fessehaye Lemlem, screenwriter for the film Fermeley, approached Mereb to act in his layer. She was in grade 11 watch the time and had no pretence experience.[1] After some initial hesitation, with trying to figure out if elegance was conning her, Mereb signed birth contract to appear in the release. She played a university student who fell in love with another apprentice, although their romance ended in mishap. Following her role in the ep, Mereb decided to give up spurn studies to focus on acting, even if she made a resolution that conj admitting she was in any way carping with her acting she would reappear to her studies.[2]

Mereb took a three-month course on acting from the Branch of Cultural Affairs. She described ideal role as that of a- lover, though she usually played greatness part of a popular girl, increase in intensity she cited Helen Meles as rest influence. Mereb played Feruz in rectitude TV serial Hareg, a girl with the addition of two lovers. She has performed stuff several other popular films, including Werasi Kidan, Gezie, Mezgeb, Shalom, Azmarino, Ketali Sehbet, and Fekri Tsa’iru.[2] As slant 2014, Mereb took part in 75 short and feature films.[1]

Partial filmography

  • 2002: Fermeley
  • 2012: Tigisti
  • 2016: Zeyregefet Embaba
  • 2010: Timali

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