Luciano Cáceres
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Luciano Cáceres | |
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![]() Luciano Cáceres at the inauguration of the Kirchner Cultural Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina on May 21, 2015. | |
Born | |
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1998–present |
Height | 1.89 m (6 ft 2+1⁄2 in) |
Spouse | Gloria Carrá (2008–2015) |
Children | Amelia Cáceres Curra (b. 2009) |
Luciano Cáceres (born January 24, 1977, in Flores, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an Argentine actor. He is primarily known for exclusively playing villain roles in most of the telenovelas he appears on.
Biography
[edit]His father had a theater, Teatro de la calle Rincón. He worked in the municipality and lived in the province. He stayed there and had a mattress under the stage.[clarification needed] His mother was a co-worker in the municipality and had been married for nine years. When Cáceres was a child, he watched his father work. He performed in a play called El hombre y sus muñecos and had already learned the librettos.[clarification needed] Cáceres completed his secondary studies at the Instituto Medalla Milagrosa. At eleven he began to work in theater.
Career
[edit]When he was nine years old, the Pharmaceutical Union opened a free course and Cáceres attended. He studied with Alejandra Boero and at age ten, when he met her, Boero asked him why he wanted to be an actor. Some time later his son Alejandro Samek premiered the play Heredarás el viento, which was the first play in which he performed.
Television
[edit]Year | Title | Character | Channel |
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1998 | Gasoleros | Nicolás | Canal 13 |
1999 | Por el nombre de Dios | Canal 13 | |
1999 | El hombre | Horacio Calderón | Canal 13 |
2000 | Primicias | Sicario | Canal 13 |
2001-2002 | El sodero de mi vida | Diego/Franco | Canal 13 |
2003 | Son amores | Laura's boyfriend | Canal 13 |
2004 | Locas de amor | Emanuel | Canal 13 |
2004 | El deseo | Álvaro | Telefe |
2005 | ¿Quien es el jefe? | Diego Dolan | Telefe |
2005 | Amor en custodia | Julián Valle | Telefe |
2005 | Algo habrán hecho por la historia argentina | Juan Manuel de Rosas | Canal 13 |
2005 | Criminal | Rapist | Canal 9 |
2006 | El tiempo no para | Marcos | Canal 9 |
2006 | Doble venganza | Ismael Hassan | Canal 9 |
2006 | Se dice amor | Juan | Telefe |
2006 | Hermanos y detectives | Claudio Torales | Telefe |
2006 | Mujeres asesinas | Padre Ignacio | Canal 13 |
2007-2008 | Patito feo | Germán | Canal 13 |
2007 | 9 mm | Sicario | Ciudad Abierta |
2008-2009 | Atracción x4 en Dream Beach | Torino | Canal 13 |
2009 | La Mandrágora | General Alta Gracia | TVE |
2009-2010 | Botineras | "El Mono" | Telefe |
2010 | Lo que el tiempo nos dejó | Emmanuel Soria | Telefe |
2010 | Colpo di fulmine | RAI | |
2010 | Sin tetas no hay paraíso | Centoni | RAI |
2011 | El elegido | David Nevares Sosa | Telefe |
2011 | Volver al ruedo | Martín | Canal 13 |
2012 | Graduados | Pablo Catáneo | Telefe |
2013 | Historias de corazón | Gastón | Telefe |
2014 | Sres. Papis | Franco Bertossi | Telefe |
2015 | Signos | Ricardo Félix | Canal 13 |
2016 | Los ricos no piden permiso | Marcial Campos | Canal 13 |
2017 | Estocolmo | Franco Bernal | Netflix |
2017 | Fanny la fan | Emiliano Morante | Telefe |
2018 | 100 días para enamorarse | Nicolás “Nicky” Pianiza | Telefe |
2019 | Argentina, tierra de amor y venganza | Julio Salaberry | Canal 13 |
2019 | Impuros | FOX | |
2020 | Inconvivencia | Telefe | |
2021 | 1-518 | Canal 13 |
Movies
[edit]Year | Movie | Character | Director |
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2001 | Rodrigo, la película | Ramiro | Juan Pablo Laplace |
2001 | La ciudad del Sol | Diego | Carlos Galettini |
2004 | Leviatán: el juego | Unknown | Analía Mateos |
2005 | El amor - primera parte | Pedro | Alejandro Fadel |
2007 | Garúa | Garúa | Gustavo Corrado |
2007 | La señal | Dino Capuano | Ricardo Darín |
2007 | Encarnación | Roberto | Anahí Berneri |
2009 | El corredor nocturno | Mario Polansky | Gerardo Herrero |
2009 | Aparecidos | Manuel | Paco Cabezas |
2009 | Lucky Luke | Secuaz | James Huth |
2010 | La mosca en la ceniza | Oscar | Gabriela David |
2012 | Uno | Sebastián Oviedo | Dieguillo Fernández |
2013 | Carne de neón | The kid | Paco Cabezas |
2013 | Rouge amargo | Julián | Gustavo Cova |
2013 | Mujer conejo | Alonso | Verónica Chen |
2014 | Gato negro | Tito | Gastón Gallo |
2014 | Fermín | Fermín Turdera (Young) | Hernán Findling and Oliver Kolker |
2014 | Amapola | Tincho | Eugenio Zanetti |
2016 | To Steal from a Thief | Daniel Calparsoro | |
2016 | Las Ineses | Pablo José Meza | |
2016 | Operación México, un pacto de amor | Tulio "Tucho" Valenzuela | |
2017 | Punto muerto | Daniel de la Vega | |
2017 | El jardín de la clase media | ||
2018 | El azote del diablo | ||
2019 | Lobos | Rodolfo Durán | |
2019 | Blindado | Vitali | Eduardo Meneghelli |
2019 | Happy Hour | Ricardo | Eduardo Albergaria |
Awards and nominations
[edit]Year | Award | Category | Work | Result |
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2011 | Silver Condor Awards | Best Supporting Actor | La mosca en la ceniza | Winner |
2011 | Martín Fierro Awards | Best Supporting Actor | El elegido | Nominated |
2012 | Tato Awards | Actor in Daily Fiction[1] | Graduados | Nominated |
2013 | Martín Fierro Awards | Best Leading Actor in Daily Fiction | Graduados | Nominated |
2017 | Martín Fierro Awards | Best Leading Actor in Daily Fiction | Los ricos no piden permiso | Nominated |
References
[edit]- ^ "Los nominados a los Tato". Clarín. November 1, 2012.
External links
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