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CANCUN, RIVIERA MAYA; QUINTANA ROO; JULY 2009.- The natural park Xel-Ha welcomed one of the young actress of the moment; Ariadne Diaz who in company of her friends visited the eco touristic park and as many other celebrities put hands into visit the Chacah’s Garden and plant a tree.

Ariadne Díaz Cancun and Riviera Maya Holidays’ join to a lot of celebrities which have visited destiny in order to promote it and at the same time enjoy a wonderful time.

In Xel-Ha she had the opportunity to share with manatees, swim with dolphins and snorkel in the river and inlet. Rode bike on the Hu Land until to bump into Chacah’s Garden where she planted a tree of same specie to which left a life testimonial; “I wish you a long and happy life, lucky little tree that will growth in a paradise. Greet sky with your leaves and hug earth with your roots with so love like you hug everyone”.

During her tour around the park, many fans had the opportunity to know an unassuming and charming Ariadne. She ventured in the show world with the soap opera “Muchachitas como Tu” in 2007 produced by Emilio Larrosa and had the opportunity of played the role of “Leticia”, role played by Kate del Castillo in the same soap opera in passed years. After Ariadne played the role of “Florencia” in the soap opera “Al Diablo con los Guapos”, she demonstrated her ability to play different personalities.

Nowadays Ariadne is on holidays after the end of the soap opera “Mañana es Para Siempre” where she played the role of a demure and good manners girl. Ariadne is thankful to participate in this soap opera besides main actors and actress as renowned as Rogelio Guerra, Lucero, Silvia Navarro and Fernando Colunga.

“I hope to come back to soap operas, we have a project just around the corner, but first I want to take long vacations, to visit my family and my boyfriend” stated actress. “Probably in October I come back to television and in January with a big project” she concluded.

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