Luis Luque

Luis Luque, born Luis Antonio Pedro Barattero on June 12, 1956 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is a prolific Argentine actor whose career spans more than four decades and encompasses over forty film and television credits. He began his on‑screen journey in 1982 with the television series Aprender a vivir, quickly establishing himself as a versatile performer capable of inhabiting both gritty dramatics and subtle comedic moments. Throughout the 1990s, Luque earned critical praise for roles in films such as Corazón iluminado (1996) and the cult favorite Buenos Aires plateada (2000), where his nuanced portrayals highlighted the complexities of Argentine urban life. In the early 2000s he took on the leading role of Daniel in Cacería (2002), a thriller that showcased his ability to carry a film with intensity and emotional depth, further cementing his reputation as a leading man. His television work includes memorable appearances in the acclaimed series Mujeres Asesinas (2005‑2006), where he portrayed multiple distinct characters, each delivering a chilling performance that resonated with audiences and critics alike. Luque’s collaboration with director Diego on the satirical mini‑series Epitafios (2004) demonstrated his skill in navigating complex narrative structures while maintaining a compelling on‑screen presence. Beyond his dramatic roles, he has demonstrated comedic timing in projects such as El robo del siglo (2020) and La mujer de al lado (2019), balancing humor with the gravitas that defines his oeuvre. Over the years, his consistent work ethic and willingness to explore diverse genres have made him a respected figure in the Argentine entertainment industry. In addition to his screen endeavors, Luque often participates in theatrical productions, further enriching his artistic portfolio. Today, with a career still active and evolving, he remains a key contributor to the cultural fabric of Argentine cinema and television, inspiring new generations of actors through his dedication, talent, and enduring passion for storytelling.