Enrique Alejandro

Bilingual young actor Enrique Alejandro was born in Miami, Florida on February 7, 1997. He studied at the Robert Morgan Educational Center (specializing in Drama and TV Production), and went on to receive three uninterrupted years of training from Sebastián Ligarde under the Meisner Technique. In 2010 Enrique made his film debut as the protagonist 'Luis' in "The Last Lion" directed by Franzis Müller. He went on to play the lead role of 'José' in the short film "The Drawing", directed by Norge Hernández Reyes, where he portrayed a young man with mental disorders. In 2012 Enrique landed a coveted spot in the highly acclaimed second season of the Nickelodeon teen drama "Grachi". This same year, Enrique was also given the honor of "Star of the Future" at the Miami Life Awards. In 2015 he portrayed 'Billy' in the TV series "Criminal Mastermind", based on the bestselling crime novel of the same name, and also appeared in TV shows such as "Pushy Riot" and "Hollywood Housewives". In his spare time, Enrique works with organizations his father is affiliated with such as UNESCO, UNICEF, and a nonprofit program of health and education his father founded focused on aiding poor communities in Nigeria and West Africa.