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Luciano Cáceres
Luciano Cáceres in 2017
Born	(1977-01-24) January 24, 1977 (age 47) Flores, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1998–present
Height	1.89 m (6 ft 2+1⁄2 in)
Spouse	Gloria Carrá (2008–2015)
Children	Amelia Cáceres Curra (b. 2009)

Luciano Cáceres (born January 24, 1977, in Flores, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an Argentine actor. He is primarily known for exclusively playing villain roles in most of the telenovelas he appears on.

Early life

His father had an independent theater, Teatro de la calle Rincón. He worked in the municipality and lived in the province. He stayed there and had a mattress under the stage. His mother was a co-worker in the municipality and had been married for nine years to an engineer. When Cáceres was a child, he watched his father work. He performed in a play called El hombre y sus muñecos and had already learned the librettos. Cáceres completed his secondary studies at the Instituto Medalla Milagrosa. At eleven he began to work in theater.

Career

When he was nine years old, the Pharmaceutical Union opened a free course and Cáceres attended. He studied with Alejandra Boero and at age ten, when he met her, Boero asked him why he wanted to be an actor. Some time later his son Alejandro Samek premiered the play Heredarás el viento, which was the first play in which he performed.

In 2012, he starred in Graduados, a popular telenovela on Telefe, where he starred alongside Daniel Hendler and Nancy Dupláa.

In 2016, he starred in the Argentine crime thriller series, Estocolmo, alongside Juana Viale and Esteban Lamothe. It was the first Argentine series made for Netflix.

Stage

In 2023, he starred in Elsa Tiro in Buenos Aires retelling the story of Eugene O'Neill's time in the city in 1910.

Between 2023 and 2024, he starred in the comedy play, El Beso (The Kiss), which gained much media attention for his kiss with co-star, Luciano Castro.

Personal life

He was previously married to Gloria Carrá, with whom he has a daughter, Amelia. The pair separated in 2015, before divorcing a year later.

He met his current partner, Belén Riva in 2020. They met amid the Covid-19 pandemic as Cáceres took online yoga classes and Riva was his teacher.

His father spent his final years in Venezuela and fathered a child, Cáceres' half-sister, whom Cáceres has never met.

Television

Movies

Awards and nominations

References

1. ^ Luciano Cáceres: “En la tele la ficción es cara y los números no cierran” El Nueve. 13 November 2023
2. Luciano Cáceres: "Corresponde que Graduados gane el Martín Fierro de Oro" Ciudad. 24 July 2013
3. Mirá el trailer de Estocolmo, la serie argentina que estrena Netflix a nivel mundial La Nacion. 2 November 2016
4. Estrenos de teatro. Elsa tiro, la leyenda porno de Eugene O’Neill en Buenos Aires La Nacion. 15 March 2023
5. Luciano Castro: el beso con Luciano Cáceres, su deseo de hacer cine y el rol de galán: “No ando provocando cuando me saco una remera, es mi trabajo” La Nacion. 16 January 2024
6. El beso, un hilarante tratado sobre el amor donde Luciano Castro y Luciano Cáceres desafían el rol convencional del galán La Nacion. 28 December 2023
7. Luciano Cáceres y Gloria Carrá: el fin de amor El Pais (Uruguay). 3 September 2015
8. El incómodo momento de Gloria Carrá cuando le hablaron de Luciano Cáceres: “No sabía que lo tenía que nombrar” La Nacion. 28 November 2021
9. Luciano Cáceres contó cómo conoció a Belén, su novia desde hace tres años: “Era mi profesora de yoga” La Nacion. 29 October 2023
10. Luciano Cáceres y la conmovedora historia de la hermana que jamás conoció: “Nunca me lo contaron” La Nacion. 19 August 2024
11. "Los nominados a los Tato". Clarín. November 1, 2012.

External links

• Luciano Cáceres at IMDb
• Official site

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