Moisés Arizmendi

Moises Arizmendi was a versatile Spanish-speaking actor who appeared in both telenovelas and Spanish-language films. Arizmendi was born in Mexico. He made his initial television debut in the TV Azteca telenovela production "Hoy te toca" (2003). Arizmendi then went on to make his feature film debut in a thriller about a young socialite implicated in a brutal murder, "Rencor" (2005). From there, he went on to play Santiago in the sexy comedy film "Efectos secundarios" (2006) and appeared as the recurring character Roque Martínez on 25 episodes of the telenovela "Locas de amor" (2009). He headed back to the big screen, appearing in the quirky dark drama film "Nos vemos, papa" (2011) and then went on to play Emilio Jr. in the moody drama centering on a dysfunctional family, "El sueño de Lu" (2012). His next film was a taut thriller revolving around the dangerous underbelly of the poker world, "El color de la pasión" (2014). Arizmendi went on to become a regular on the dramatic telenovela "A que no me dejas" (2015) for 119 episodes. From there, Arizmendi was cast as Eduardo, a beleaguered director and husband trying to save his marriage in the film "Los Presentes" (2016). More recently, the actor played César in the romantic telenovela "Vino el amor" (2016).