Roberto Romano

Roberto Romano, born on October 13, 1989, in Toluca, Mexico, has established a significant career in the television industry, particularly within Spanish-language productions. His acting journey began in the early 2010s, with initial roles in popular TV series such as “La rosa de Guadalupe” (2010–2016) and “Como dice el dicho” (2014–2016). These early roles provided him with foundational experience, playing characters like Eduardo, Iván, and David, and contributed to his gradual recognition in the Mexican television landscape.

Romano’s career progressed with more substantial roles in major television series. In 2013, he appeared in “De que te quiero, te quiero” for 11 episodes. He then took on the role of Gustavo in “Mi corazón es tuyo” (2014), appearing in 26 episodes. The years 2015-2016 saw him portray Elías for 58 episodes in “La vecina” and Gustavo for 38 episodes in “Simply María.” A notable period in his career was his role as Alexis Cienfuegos in “El bienamado” (2017), where he featured in 64 episodes. He continued to build his profile with roles in “Lady of Steel” (2018) as David Alejandro for 9 episodes, “Todo por el juego” (2019) as Hugo Andrades for 8 episodes, and “El Señor de los Cielos” (2019) as Andreas for 10 episodes.

More recently, Roberto Romano has taken on roles in series like “Bandidos” (2024), where he played Mercenario for 6 episodes, and “Vivir de Amor” (2024), appearing as Bruno Fonseca for 130 episodes. He also played Armando in “El Elixir del Amor” (2024) and Felipe Zambrano in “The Count: Love and Honor” (2024) for 69 episodes. His ongoing commitment to diverse projects is evident in his role as Alonso del Pino in “Sed de Venganza” (2024–2025), which spans 81 episodes, and an upcoming role in “La hija del mariachi” (2025). These consistent and varied roles demonstrate his sustained presence and adaptability as an actor in the television industry.