Marina de Tavira
de Tavira (center) at the 75th Annual Venice International Film Festival – “Roma” – Arrivals – Sala Grande – Venice, Italy, 2018 – Photo Credit: Laurent Koffel / PRPhotos.com
Birth Name: Marina de Tavira Servitje
Place of Birth: Mexico City, Mexico
Date of Birth: November 30, 1974
Ethnicity: Mexican (including Spanish [Andalusian, Aragonese, Asturian, Castilian, Valencian], Catalan, and Basque), as well as Austrian, Serbian, and Aromanian
Marina de Tavira is a Mexican actress. She is known for her role as Sofia in Alfonso Cuarón’s 2018 film Roma, for which she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.
Marina is the daughter of María Lucila Isabel Servitje Montull and Juan Pablo de Tavira Noriega, who was a criminal lawyer. Her father was murdered, in a crime that has not been solved.
She is a niece of theatre director Luis de Tavira and his Argentinian-born wife, actress Rosa María Bianchi, and a cousin of their children, actors Pedro de Tavira Egurrola and José María de Tavira.
Marina’s paternal grandfather was Antonio Francisco de Tavira Moraleda (the son of Juan Pablo de Tavira and Marina Moraleda). Antonio was born in Mexico City, to Spanish parents, from Cabra, Córdoba and Madrid, respectively.
Marina’s paternal grandmother was Martha Georgina Noriega Olaguibel (the daughter of Clemente Jorge Daniel Noriega Barroeta and María Guadalupe Olaguibel Rosenzweig). Martha was born in Mexico City. Jorge was the son of Eduardo Noriega y Dávila Galindo and Guadalupe Barroeta Olivera. Marina’s great-grandmother Guadalupe was the daughter of Carlos Olaguibel y Arista and Eugenia Rosenzweig Georgievics de Apadia, who was from Temeswar, Kreis Temesch, Austria-Hungary (now Timișoara, Timiș, Romania), and had about one fourth Serbian and one fourth Aromanian ancestry. Carlos’ maternal great-uncle, Marina’s five times great-uncle Mariano Arista (José Mariano Martín Buenaventura Ignacio Nepomuceno García de Arista Nuez), was a Mexican general, who served as the 19th President of Mexico, from 15 January, 1851 to 6 January, 1853. Marina’s great-great-grandmother Eugenia’s father, Ferdinand (or Fernando in Spanish) Freiherr Rosenzweig von Drauwehr, was an Austrian military officer. Eugenia’s mother, Marina’s great-great-great-grandmother Katharina/Catarina Georgievics de Apadia/de Atavia, was a Hungarian princess, who was a lady in the court of Empress Carlota of Mexico.
Marina’s maternal grandfather was Lorenzo Servitje (Lorenzo Servitje Sendra, the son of Juan Servitje Torralardona and Josefina Sendra Grimau). Lorenzo was an accountant, businessperson, and philanthropist. He co-founded Grupo Bimbo, the world’s largest bakery company. Lorenzo was born in Mexico City, to Spanish parents, from Catalonia. Josefina was the daughter of Jaime Sendra Palomas and María Grimau Mercadé/Morcadé.
Marina’s maternal grandmother was Carmen Montull Valles (the daughter of Daniel Montull Segura and Carmen Valles Gual). Marina’s grandmother Carmen was born in Mexico City. Daniel was born in La Salzadella, Castellón Espanha, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain, the son of Germán Montull and Nieves Segura. Marina’s great-grandmother Carmen was born in Mataro, Catalonia, Spain, the daughter of Jose Vallés Berart and Ana Maria Gual Voltas.
Source: Marriage record of Marina’s paternal grandparents, Antonio Francisco de Tavira Moraleda and Martha Georgina Noriega Olaguibel – https://www.familysearch.org
Marriage records of Marina’s paternal great-grandparents, Clemente Jorge Daniel Noriega Barroeta and María Guadalupe Olaguibel Rosenzweig – https://www.familysearch.org (marriage presentation)
https://www.familysearch.org (marriage)
Genealogy of Marina’s paternal great-grandfather, Clemente Jorge Daniel Noriega Barroeta – https://gw.geneanet.org
Genealogy of Marina’s paternal great-grandmother, María Guadalupe Olaguibel Rosenzweig – https://gw.geneanet.org
Genealogy of Marina’s maternal great-grandmother, Josefina Sendra Grimau – https://gw.geneanet.org
Catalan should be within the Spanish brackets, Catalans are Iberians and have been in the peninsula as long as any other ethnicity besides the Basques, they’re not a separate nation either so i don’t see the point on listing them as separate from Spanish other than politically driven misinformation
She is also 1/64 Serbian through Ekatarina Perisic from Novi Sad and 1/64 Aromanian through her husband Gheorghie Konstantin Georgevici de Apadia
(his family is cited as “Macedo-Roman” here: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9a/Vasile_Alexandrescu_Urechia_-_Albumul_Macedo-Rom%C3%A2n.pdf#page=117&zoom=auto,-100,763)
The other 1/32 is unlikely “Austrian”. The von Rosenzweig hailed from Weißkirchen, Moravia, and they seem Jewish to me.
https://gw.geneanet.org/sanchiz?lang=en&m=A&p=maria+guadalupe&n=olaguibel+rosenzweig&siblings=on¬es=on&t=T&v=6&image=on&marriage=on&full=on
so her Mitteleuropean ancestry is neither Austrian or Hungarian.
I don’t see any evidence of Jewish ancestry.
Rosenzweigh is a Jewish surname.
I see no Hungarian whatsoever, considering that her “Hungarian Princess” ancestor was half Aromanian, half Serbian Orthodox.
Marina’s Spanish ancestry include Andalusian, Aragonese, Asturian, and Castilian. She also has Basque, as part of her Mexican ancestry. Her other ancestry include Austrian and Hungarian. I don’t see indigenous nor African ancestry so far.
Juan Pablo’s maternal family name is Noriega. Marina’s mother is named María Lucila Isabel Servitje Montull.
Marina’s paternal grandfather was Antonio Francisco de Tavira Moraleda (the son of Juan Pablo de Tavira and Marina Moraleda). Antonio was born in Mexico City, to Spanish parents, from Cabra, Córdoba and Madrid, respectively.
Marina’s paternal grandmother was Martha Georgina Noriega Olaguibel (the daughter of Clemente Jorge Daniel Noriega Barroeta and María Guadalupe Olaguibel Rosenzweig). Martha was born in Mexico City. Jorge was the son of Eduardo Noriega y Dávila Galindo and Guadalupe Barroeta Olivera. Marina’s great-grandmother Guadalupe was the daughter of Carlos Olaguibel y Arista and Eugenia Rosenzweig, who was from Temeswar, Kreis Temesch, Austria-Hungary (now Timișoara, Timiș, Romania). Carlos’ maternal granduncle, Mariano Arista (José Mariano Martín Buenaventura Ignacio Nepomuceno García de Arista Nuez), was a Mexican general, who served as the 19th President of Mexico, from 15 January 1851 to 6 January 1853. Eugenia’s father, Ferdinand (or Fernando in Spanish) Freiherr Rosenzweig von Drauwehr, was an Austrian military officer. Eugenia’s mother, Catarina Radzivil de Atavia, was a Hungarian princess, who was a lady in the court of Empress Carlota of Mexico.
Marriage record of Marina’s paternal grandparents, Antonio Francisco de Tavira Moraleda and Martha Georgina Noriega Olaguibel – https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9RGG-ZFH
Marriage records of Marina’s paternal great-grandparents, Clemente Jorge Daniel Noriega Barroeta and María Guadalupe Olaguibel Rosenzweig – https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GRV2-92W5 (Marriage presentation)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9RVL-WLM (Marriage)
Genealogy of Marina’s paternal great-grandfather, Clemente Jorge Daniel Noriega Barroeta – https://gw.geneanet.org/juang?lang=en&iz=3961&p=jorge&n=noriega+barroeta
Genealogy of Marina’s paternal great-grandmother, María Guadalupe Olaguibel Rosenzweig – https://gw.geneanet.org/juang?lang=en&iz=3961&p=maria+guadalupe&n=olaguibel+rosenzweig
Catalan is away from Spanish.
no it isn’t, get lost with your political agenda, you’re the same dude who made all of those profiles of the Catalan independentist figures listing Catalan as separate from Spanish in their ethnicities, how are you even allowed to spread misinformation here?
Catalans are not a separate ethnic group, they are Iberians, cope harder indepe.