Diego Schoening

Diego Schoening is a Mexican singer, actor, and television host, known for his extensive career in the acclaimed band Timbiriche and his contributions to television and film. After joining the acclaimed Mexican pop group Timbiriche in 1981, Diego Schoening became a foundational member, contributing to 19 albums during the band’s initial successful run through 1994. Parallel to his significant musical contributions, Schoening also expanded his artistic endeavors into acting and musical theatre. He appeared in early television roles including ‘Acompañame’ (1977), ‘Nosotras las Mujeres’ (1981), ‘La Pasion de Isabela’ (1984), and ‘Angélica’ (1985).

He also made a significant mark as a television host for shows including ‘Nuevas Tardes,’ ‘Hoy,’ and ‘Super Sabado,’ and served as a vocal coach for ‘Te regalo mi cancion’ (2005). Schoening’s musical journey with Timbiriche continued with a major 25th-anniversary reunion in 2007, culminating in the release of successful albums like ‘Timbiriche 25’ and ‘Somos Timbiriche 25.’ In 2009, he released his second solo album, ‘Lo que soy,’ further solidifying his individual artistic voice. Beyond his extensive entertainment career, Schoening has also established himself as a respected motivational speaker, delivering impactful conferences on critical social topics such as positive and negative influences on youth and anti-addiction campaigns. Throughout his multifaceted career spanning decades, Diego Schoening has been honored with three Emmy Awards for his outstanding contributions as an actor, singer, and television host.

This recognition underscores his sustained impact and influence across Mexico’s entertainment landscape, demonstrating his unique ability to connect with audiences through music, dramatic performance, and compelling on-screen presence. He has lent his voice and image as a spokesperson for various advertising campaigns for recognized brands including Ace Procter & Gamble, Codet Aris Vision, Nokia, and Umano Cards.