juan pablo espinosa

Juan Pablo Espinosa has established himself as an accomplished actor in both Latin American and international productions, having transitioned from Colombian television to global streaming platforms like Netflix and Apple TV+. After earning a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies from Emerson College, Juan Pablo Espinosa swiftly established himself as a prominent actor in Colombian television. He made his professional debut in 2005 with the Caracol TV daily anthology series ‘Tu voz estéreo’, quickly building his portfolio with significant roles in RCN TV telenovelas including ‘Merlina, mujer divina’ and ‘Floricienta’. Espinosa showcased his versatility by joining the ensemble cast of the successful series ‘El último matrimonio feliz’ (2008-2009) and performing in the acclaimed Colombian theatre production of ‘Closer’.

Expanding his international footprint, Espinosa featured in the TV Movie ‘Cocaine Godmother’ (2017) as Alberto Bravo, appearing alongside Catherine Zeta-Jones. He then made his mark on the big screen in the Focus Features theatrical release ‘Half Brothers’ (2020) where he delivered a notable performance as Flavio Murguía. His increasing presence on top-tier global platforms was further solidified through his recurring role as Rodolfo in Apple TV+’s hit comedy series ‘Acapulco’ (2021-2022), demonstrating his comedic timing and appeal to a diverse international audience. Most recently, Espinosa took on a starring role as Tomás Rivera in the Netflix/Warner Brothers mini-series ‘Keep Breathing’ (2022), which premiered globally to critical reception.

His consistent work in both high-episode Latin American dramas and high-profile global projects across major studios and streaming services such as Netflix, Apple TV+, Focus Features, and Warner Brothers continues to position him as a versatile and highly sought-after talent for a wide array of productions.