Oliver Avendaño

Oliver Avendaño Farias is a Mexican actor who was born in Mexico and raised in the USA. He began developing his talent for arts since he was five years old. Upon his return to Mexico he enrolls in the acting program at the at the National School of Theater Arts. He has honed his craft through diverse acting techniques with renowned national and international teachers. Oliver Avendaño Farías' solid background in theater has allowed him to create and interpret different characters in more than 30 professional stage productions, as well as, national and international festivals such as the International Latino Theatre Festival of Los Angeles. He has received recognitions and awards on more than one occasion for his artistic talent. Oliver Avendaño Farías has performed in various short films and feature films, highlighting "Loco Love" by Fernando Sariñana, "Reencarnación" by Eduardo Rosoff, and "Double frequency" by Roland Montiel, where he obtained his first leading role. Oliver Avendaño Farías has appeared in several television series. Starring as "Richi" in "El Dandy" an upcoming television series, inspired by the 1997 American drama Donnie Brasco, and produced by Teleset for Sony Pictures Television.