Yvonne Delarosa

Yvonne DeLaRosa is an American actress, of Colombian and Native American descent. Born in Los Angeles, California, DeLaRosa has starred in theater, film and television and is a beloved activist and philanthropist. She began her career starring in the Fox series "Señor White" and has since risen to fame as a respected actress and film maker. DeLaRosa holds a BA and MFA in theater, film and television from UCLA Film School in Los Angeles, California. Heralded as the "...new wave of Latino talent" by Jimmy Smits when she was honored as a rising star at the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts in Washington, DC and accepted the honor by then president Bill Clinton.