Luis de La Rosa

Luis de la Rosa was born on August 16, 2001 in Mexico City, the bustling capital of Mexico, and from an early age displayed a strong inclination toward the performing arts. Growing up in a family that valued cultural expression, he spent part of his teenage years studying abroad in Canada, an experience that broadened his linguistic abilities and deepened his appreciation for diverse theatrical traditions. Upon returning to Mexico, de la Rosa enrolled in a school that emphasized drama, where his first significant role came as Gavroche in a production of Les Misérables. This performance not only honed his craft but also caught the attention of industry professionals, leading to his being cast by the producer of the film "Mientras el lobo no está," which marked his official entry into the professional acting world in 2017.

Since his debut, Luis de la Rosa has become a notable figure on the global streaming platform Netflix, most prominently portraying the teenage Luis Miguel in the acclaimed biographical series Luis Miguel: The Series. His nuanced performance earned praise for capturing the singer’s early charisma and emotional turbulence. He further solidified his reputation by playing Bruno Riquelme de la Mora in the darkly comedic The House of Flowers, where his ability to blend humor with pathos stood out. In 2019, de la Rosa took on a leading role in the Mexican film Un papá pirata, demonstrating his versatility across genres. Beyond acting, he has ventured into television presenting, showcasing a charismatic on‑screen presence that endears him to a broad audience. While his personal life remains largely private, his career trajectory suggests a commitment to challenging roles and a growing influence in Latin American cinema and television.