Fernanda Urrejola was born in Santiago, Chile, where she clearly learned how to keep it sexy. That must have started when she was a synchronized swimmer, as she had to ensure that her body was fit for competitions. Luckily for all of us, Fernanda jumped out of the pool and onto the screen, making her professional acting debut in the Chilean telenovela 16. From there, Fernanda flaunted her fabulous figure in many different series, such as Destinos Cruzados (Crossed Destinies), Welcome to Reality, Versus, and 17. She also scored roles in several films, which include Perjudícame cariño (Hurt Me Darling) (2004), Mi Mejor Enemigo (My Best Enemy) (2005), Drama (2010), and Metro Cuadrado (Square Meter) (2011). She's been even more successful over the last decade, since she can count the miniseries Bala Loca (Crazy Bullet) and the movies After Her (2019), No Estoy Loca (I Am Not Crazy) (2018), and Whispers of the Forest (2014) among her 2010s credits. In 2018, Fernanda got her big break playing Maria Elvira in the hit Netflix series Narcos: Mexico. As for exhibitionism, Fernanda plays the leading lady in the Latinxploitation action-comedy Bring Me the Head of the Machine Gun Woman (2012) in which she carries guns and looks good doing it. This Hispanic hottie wears skimpy outfits as she plays a mercenary who shows no mercy in her killings. She shows us no mercy either because her killer lingerie doesn't come off. Here's hoping Fernanda flashes her furburger in the future--or at the very least her funbags.
