Fernando Cuautle

Fernando Cuautle, born on September 11, 1994, in Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico, is a talented actor renowned for his contributions to film and television. His journey into acting commenced at the age of 17 when he enrolled in the M&M Studio, overseen by Patricia Reyes Spíndola. During his formative years, he participated in 14 workshops focusing on both theater and television. He further honed his craft through an intensive theater workshop with Abraham Oceransky and advanced acting sessions led by Cecilia Suárez and Luis Rosales. Additionally, he pursued a diploma in film acting at UDC under the guidance of Noe Hernández and Giovanna Zacarías, coupled with voice training at CEUVOZ with Margarita Sanz, and a film acting workshop with Rocío Belmont.

Cuautle's television career began with appearances in series such as "Blue Demon" and "Rosario Tijeras," both released in 2016. His breakthrough came with a regular role in the series "Los elegidos" in 2019, which significantly raised his profile. That same year, he starred in "Nebaj," a critically acclaimed film directed by Kenneth Muller, based on a true story. Cuautle's filmography continues to expand, with upcoming releases including "Nuevo orden" (2020) by Michel Franco and the American production "No Man's Land" (2021), where he shares the screen with notable actors Frank Grillo and Andie MacDowell.