Ari Gallegos

Starting his carrier in 1989 has participated in more than 30 plays such as: What a tree, Grease, The flood to come, Tom Sawyer, CATS, The Mandragora. In Cinema, he has a history of 24 films between short films and feature films such as "Erótica" Fernando Sariñana, "Sexo amor and Otros perverversiones 2" by Charlie Gore, "Al Acecho del Leopardo" by Enrique Rentería, highlighting his participation in "Un lugar in Playa "awarded with the best values of the screen by the film screen festival of Cristal, Dinner for Three of INDIE FILMS, Wild Territory, Otaola or the Republic of Exile awarded with the special mention in the International Festival of Amiens 2000 of Raúl Busteros, The Perfect Dictatorship of Luis Estrada, The Vigilante of Diego Ross as co-star, Winning film for best film of the 2016 FICM and winner of the World Film Fiction Competition at the Los Angeles International Film Festival 2017, Hermanos Márquez Castillo by Fernando Robzar and Marck Alazraquí among others. He has also participated in more than 25 television projects such as series, Mexican telenovelas and TV Advertising, among which are: Los Minondo, Real Estate Season 2, Paramedics, DKDA, Alma de Hierro, To Love Again, Storm in Paraiso, the House on the beach, Alegrijes and Rebujos, SOS Mission, La Rosa de Guadalupe, Network Chanel, MTV top 10, Damn Temptation of Mundo Fox, Great Transformations of Mexico Televisa, His Name was Dolores BTF MEDIA, Club de Cuervos 3rd season, Descontrol Univision, will soon see him in an outstanding series in his 4th season on Netflix. Professionalized as an actor in Stella Adler Academy of Acting and Theatre Los Angeles, Hollywood Film School, Cinematographic Lumiere Institute Mexico, Robero Ayala Dance Studio, Dance Olympus Las Vegas NV. and Jazzart Dance Studio. Under the professorship of teachers as - Elia K. Schneider, D' Mitri Boudrine, Tim McNeil, Rene Pereira, Ignacio Guadalupe,Maria Novaro, Juan Carlos De Llaca, Hubert Barrero, German Mendez,Roberto Ayala and Raymundo Zavala among others. Show less «