Liza del Sierra

Career

Born in Pontoise, she began performing in French adult film in 2005 after working as a stripper, later worked briefly in Hungary's industry, and then moved into the American market where she built a substantial body of work. She received four AVN Award nominations in 2012 — including Female Foreign Performer of the Year, Best Double-Penetration Scene and Best Group Sex Scene — and an XBIZ nomination for Foreign Female Performer of the Year in 2013, and a further XBIZ Europa nomination for Best Sex Scene – Gonzo in 2019, but Wikipedia's own awards table for her does not record a competitive-category win at either show; her only confirmed win is a 2009 career achievement award from the Brussels International Festival of Eroticism. Her American profile helped make her a recognizable name in France by the early 2010s. She returned to France, moved into directing and producing from 2014, and was the subject of a 2014 France 2 television documentary about the French adult industry built around one of her productions.

Signature: Widely credited online with AVN and XBIZ wins from 2011 and 2022 that do not appear in the shows' own winner records — her verifiable honor is a single 2009 career achievement award from a Brussels erotic-film festival.

Index score — The Pornstar Ranked Performer Index v3.0

Full award record1 entries

• 2009Brussels International Festival of Eroticism — Career Achievement Award

Best known for

Beyond performing

• Director and producer, 33 Films Production (2014–)
• Operator, clubliza.fr

Mainstream credits

• Featured performer, France 2 documentary on the French adult industry (2014)
• Appeared in a 2010 Canal+ series episode, "Du hard ou du cochon!"

Official links

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Ranked alongside

• Anna Polina
• Katsuni
• Yasmine Lafitte
• Anissa Kate
• Bamboo
• Brigitte Lahaie

Sources and verification1 source

Last audited 23 August 2026 · Wikipedia — Liza del Sierra

Not yet confirmed:

• Several SEO biography sites (not Wikipedia) claim she won the 2011 AVN Award for Best Group Sex Scene and a 2022 XBIZ Award for Best Anal Sex Scene; these do not appear in Wikipedia's own sourced awards table for her, which lists only nominations for those years plus the single 2009 Brussels win, so they are treated here as unconfirmed and excluded from the awards list
• A birth name is published on Wikipedia; since self-disclosure by the performer could not be confirmed, it is omitted here per house policy