MARIO ALBERTO HERNÁNDEZ Mexican/Spanish actor, singer and locutor. Born in Acapulco, Mexico.
La Valla (Atresmedia series), Riders (TVE series) and The Lion King, the Disney musical, were his first projects in Spain.
At the beginning of 2024, the film GUADALUPE: MADRE DE LA HUMANIDAD will premiere in theaters in America, Europe and Asia, in which he stars as the indigenous Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin.
In Mexico, he began his theater studies at the age of 6; At 12, he joined the State Theater Company in Guerrero, Mexico. He graduated from the Acting Program at CasAzul (ARGOS TV México).
On Television, he played Orlando, the main antagonist of RIDERS; currently, he has been invited to participate in the second season of 30 COINS, an HBO series directed by Alex de la Iglesia.
In Mexico, he played Ricky in the SONY PICTURES series EL MARIACHI; in YO NO CREO EN LOS HOMBRES (TELEVISA soap opera), he played Baras; He was Rigo in ENTRE CORRER Y VIVIR produced by TELEVISA / TV AZTECA and in LA QUERIDA DEL CENTAURO, Teleserie by TELEMUNDO, he gave life to Mariachi, among other projects.
Currently, he is part of the cast of the musical CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, produced by LETS GO, Spain, where she plays the endearing Mrs. Green.
For five years, he was part of the company of THE LION KING Spain, where he played four different main characters and was also a singer in the cast. In Mexico he acted in theatrical shows such as: THE YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL, Shakespeare’s THE XII NIGHT, ESTAR GUARS PARA PRINCIPIANTES, COLORÍN COLORADO, THIS STORY HAS NOT OVER YET, among others.
He was host of the program Juventud Turquesa on Radio Turquesa in Cancún, Mexico and has done Spanish-language dubbing (latin version), for different series and cartoons in Mexico.