Daniel Moncada

Daniel Moncada was born in Honduras on May 17, 1980, and raised in Los Angeles, California, alongside his brother, actor Luis Moncada. His early life involved facing various challenges, including experiences with gangs and incarceration. These formative years provided him with a unique perspective that he later incorporated into his roles. Moncada emphasizes the importance of family, a value he carries from his past experiences. He has channeled his life’s difficulties into personal growth and positive change, maintaining humility about his origins.

Moncada has established a career in film and television, recognized for his gritty and intense performances. He has appeared in numerous projects, including significant roles in acclaimed series and films. Beyond acting, he is involved in community work, dedicating time to mentoring youth at a boxing gym. His commitment extends to physical training, actively engaging in martial arts, kickboxing, Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, and boxing. This dedication to physical discipline also supports his abilities in performing his own stunts in his acting work.

His filmography includes notable roles such as Leonel Salamanca in “Breaking Bad” (2010) and its spin-off “Better Call Saul” (2016-2022). He also appeared in “McFarland USA” (2015), “Blood Father” (2016), “The Mule” (2018), and had roles in television series like “Lethal Weapon” (2016), “Fear the Walking Dead” (2017), and “The Night Shift” (2017). His work demonstrates a consistent presence in Hollywood productions, utilizing his authentic style across various genres.