Lucas Velazquez

Lucas Velazquez Correa, born on April 22, 1981, in Medellin, Colombia, is a talented actor known for his dynamic performances in television and theater. Growing up in a creative environment, Lucas developed a passion for acting early on. His journey began in Quebec, where he was a member of the theater group at Polyvalent de Charlesbourg College. Upon returning to Colombia, he caught the attention of Malcom Aponte, who cast him in the television series "Padres e Hijos" (Parents and Children), marking his debut in the industry.

Lucas quickly became a prominent figure in Colombian telenovelas, appearing in hits like "Francisco el Matematico" (Francis the Mathematician), "La Viuda de la Mafia" (The Mob Widow), and "La Marca del Deseo" (The Markings of Desire). His exceptional performance in "Francisco el Matematico" earned him the TVNovelas Award for Best New Actor in 2003. That same year, he showcased his musical talents in "Bolero para Tres" alongside Jose Luis Paniagua.

In 2005, he gained recognition in musical theater as "Kenickie" in "Grease." His dance skills led him to a successful run on "Dancing for a Dream," culminating in a victory on "Los Reyes de la Pista" in 2006. Lucas relocated to Mexico in 2009, where he starred in popular series like "Atrevete a Soñar" and "Una Familia con Suerte." He also made waves in musical theater with "I Love Romeo y Julieta" in 2012. By 2016, Lucas had moved to Los Angeles and added a Netflix original series, "La Casa de las Flores," to his impressive resume, which premiered on August 10, 2018. Fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, French, and English, Lucas continues to leave a mark