Mike Amigorena

Mike Amigorena, born Ricardo Luis Amigorena on May 30, 1972, is a prominent Argentine actor and television figure known for his dynamic performances. Hailing from Maipú in Mendoza Province, he was raised by a Basque Argentine father and an Italian Argentine mother. As a teenager, he displayed a spirited nature that led to multiple expulsions from schools. In pursuit of a career in the spotlight, Amigorena moved to Buenos Aires in 1992, where he faced initial hardships, working various low-paying jobs and living in modest accommodations.

His breakthrough came when a modeling agency took notice of him, leading to his first acting role in the sitcom "La familia Benvenuto" alongside renowned local comedian Guillermo Francella. He further gained recognition for his performance in the teen drama "Montaña rusa" ("Rollercoaster"). To refine his craft, he enrolled in a theatrical school, where he received guidance from notable mentors such as Santiago Doria and Alfredo Zemma.

By 1995, Amigorena made a significant mark in Buenos Aires' theater scene, achieving acclaim for his roles in various productions. Noteworthy among these is the 1998 staging of Frank Wedekind's "Spring Awakening" and a highly acclaimed compressed Shakespeare series from 2004 to 2006, which garnered him prestigious Argentine ACE and Clarín Awards. His journey from humble beginnings to celebrated actor showcases his resilience and talent in the performing arts.