Celines Toribio

Celinés Toribio has built a distinguished career in media communications over the last 15 years, making significant strides as a television and radio host for major networks, including Univision and ESPN Deportes. Her captivating presence earned her a spot on People En Español’s list of the 50 Most Beautiful. Driven by her passion for the arts, Celinés transitioned into acting, quickly making her mark alongside some of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Notable roles include her performance in Edward James Olmos’ film “America” and the short film “Bandoleros,” featuring Vin Diesel. She portrayed Dede Mirabal in “Tropico de Sangre,” starring Michelle Rodriguez, and co-executive produced “La Soga,” which was showcased at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Celinés is not just a talented performer; she is also an entrepreneur dedicated to empowering the next generation. She founded the Latino Youth in Communication Arts organization, aiming to provide underprivileged Bronx youth with insights into communication careers. Furthermore, her company, Esencia Productions, focuses on raising awareness about critical social issues in the Latin-American community through independent films.

In her commitment to philanthropy, she serves as the Hispanic spokesperson for the Jillian Michaels wellness brand and has invested in various charitable initiatives both in her Washington Heights neighborhood and her homeland. As Chairwoman of the Dominican Republic Education and Mentoring Project (DREAM Project), she plays a crucial role in enhancing educational access for thousands of disadvantaged children. Celinés’ unwavering dedication to her community has garnered recognition from various government and civic organizations. She currently resides in Los Angeles, California.