Mexican actor and singer best known for his role in the massive telenovela Rebelde (2004), where he played Miguel Arango and became one of six members of the pop group RBD. The band was huge across Latin America, the US, and Europe, racking up over 10 million album sales worldwide and earning two Latin Grammy nominations before breaking up in 2009.

He got his start in television with Clase 406 in 2002, the same year he appeared in the film Amar te duele and grabbed an MTV Movie Award Mexico. After Rebelde wrapped, he kept working steadily—appearing in the Venezuelan film Venezzia and taking roles in Mexican TV projects like Mujeres Asesinas and the telenovela Camaleones, both in 2009.