Luciano Cáceres: Movies & Box Office

Luciano Cáceres (born January 24, 1977 in Flores, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a veteran Argentine actor renowned for his compelling portrayals of antagonists in a wide array of telenovelas and series. Growing up in a family deeply connected to the performing arts—his father owned the independent Teatro de la calle Rincón—Cáceres was immersed in theater from an early age, stepping onto a stage with a mattress under his feet and memorizing librettos while still a child. He completed secondary education at Instituto Medalla Milagrosa and, at just eleven, began formal work in theater, later studying under the esteemed Alejandra Boero, who recognized his passion when he was ten. His first professional stage appearance came in the play Heredarás el viento, which marked the launch of a career that would span more than two decades. Since his television debut in 1998, Cáceres has become a fixture of Argentine popular culture, delivering memorable villainous performances that have earned him both critical acclaim and a loyal fan base. Notable television milestones include his role in the hit Telefe telenovela Graduados (2012), where he shared the screen with Daniel Hendler and Nancy Dupláa, and his starring turn in the Netflix‑original crime thriller Estocolmo (2016), the first Argentine series produced for the streaming platform. On stage, he continued to challenge himself, embodying historical figures in productions such as Elsa Tiro (2023), a dramatization of Eugene O'Neill’s 1910 Buenos Aires period, and generating media buzz with his daring performance in the comedy El Beso (2023‑2024), highlighted by a sensational on‑stage kiss with co‑star Luciano Castro. Off‑screen, Cáceres married actress Gloria Carrá in 2008, and the couple welcomed a daughter, Amelia, in 2009 before separating in 2015. He later began a partnership with yoga instructor Belén Riva in 2020, illustrating his versatile interests beyond acting. Through a blend of theatrical heritage, rigorous training, and a distinctive on‑screen menace, Luciano Cáceres remains one of Argentina’s most recognizable and dynamic performers.