The number links at the top of this page will start you on your tour of Vivian Ruiz.com. They're now at the top and bottom of every page for easy navigation. Page 15 offers a bittersweet look back at the 1980s, the decade which gave us Survival Spanish. If you're fluent in spanish you'll enjoy the talk show video on Page 18 and on 19 you'll find a list of Vivian's works including a link to Fancast where you can watch the episode of Miami Vice she appeared in. A few minutes of that episode, Deliver Us From Evil are embedded on the Preview page. I've inserted YouTube and Hulu videos when appropriate or sometimes just because I like them, (check out Forever Knight on the extras page). On Page 13 there's an unusually romantic episode of The Outer Limits featuring Mark Hamill of all people. My own YouTube channel can be seen by following this link which will take you away from this website. This is a fan site so please keep in mind that Vivian Ruiz had nothing to do with its construction and may not approve of all content.

Lloyd's MySpace profile

Today there is plenty of information about Vivian on the internet but it wasn't always so. Until this website went on line I couldn't find a darn thing about her. I hope Vivian Ruiz.com helped bring her into the spotlight. And if it did I must gratefully acknowledge Google with whom the site is registered. Still the internet's mightiest search engine, they have been instrumental in promoting this website. Many thanks.

Vivian as she appeared in the 1980s. All images of her on this site, unless noted otherwise are from the Survival Spanish telecourse produced in 1983 by Miami-Dade Community College. The course is currently available on DVD from RMI Media.

(Below) Vivian Ruiz today.

The images above are from Dos Caras de Ana, one of several Spanish soap operas Vivian has appeared in recently. Fluent in both english and spanish, she has also put her incredibly well-trained voice to good use in commercials and dubbing your favorite TV shows in spanish. Go to Page 19 for an overview of her work. 

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