Gonzalo Valenzuela
Gonzalo Valenzuela Hölzel is a Chilean actor and Boxer. He debuted on Television Nacional de Chile with a special participation, after he emigrated to Canal 13, where greater TV career development and also in Argentina, in the year 2013 emigrated to National Television of Chile to participate in the night new Socias. He is partner and founder, along with Benjamin Vicuna, of the Centro Cultural Mori of the city of Santiago de Chile.
Gonzalo Vargas
Originally a New Yorker, born and raised in Queens, NY, Gonzalo Vargas is of South American and European descent. He studied acing at the University of Albany where he graduated with a major in Theater and a minor in Creative writing. After graduating he went on to perform locally in the theater scene. He then secured representation and began working professionally shooting regional commercials and recording voice overs up and down the east coast, as well as performing professionally in the theater. After living in Los Angeles, where he studied under Brian Riese and worked on national commercials, some TV and independent films, Gonzalo then returned to New York City. He has since worked on stage at both the Manhattan and Irish repertory Theater and is best known for his work on such T.V. shows as "Blue Bloods", "Law and Order: SVU", and most recently "Chicago PD".
Gonzalo Vega
Gonzalo Vega was born on November 29, 1946 in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico. He was an actor, known for Lo que importa es vivir (1987), Las poquianchis (De los pormenores y otros sucedidos del dominio público que acontecieron a las hermanas de triste memoria a quienes la maledicencia así las bautizó) (1976) and El lugar sin límites (1978). He was married to Leonora Sisto. He died on October 10, 2016 in Mexico City, Mexico.
Gonzalo Vega Jr.
Gonzalo Vega Jr. is an actor and director, known for Kamikazes (2020), Ninis (2022) and Enfermo Amor (2022).
Gonzalo Vivanco
Born in 1972 Chile (the year before the dictatorship seized power), famed South American actor Gonzalo Vivanco is widely recognized for his versatility, which perhaps is directly connected to the fact that the Chilean-born television and film star has lived in eight different countries. In his first six years, his parents moved young Gonzalo and his even younger brother to Argentina, then to Ecuador, then to Venezuela, finally returning the boys to Santiago, Chile to live with their grandparents. At age 12, he returned to Venezuela to live with his mother, a painter, and his father, a commercial engineer. There he remained for two years, until age 14, when Gonzalo was awarded a scholarship to learn English, which moved him to Nebraska as a foreign exchange student for two years. It was during his time living in the United States that he fell in love with the performing arts. Returning yet again to his native Chile, Gonzalo enrolled in the Business Administration program at Santiago's esteemed Mariscal Sucre University. Feeling unfulfilled after three years, he left the program to pursue his dream of working as an actor. Gonzalo moved to the Czech Republic to train with the legendary Jerzy Grotowsky. Finishing the program, he returned home to Chile for the 4th time, in order to continue his studies at the National TV Network Talent Academy. It was here that had the rare experience in being trained in mime by the legendary Marcel Marceau. In 1999, Gonzalo moved to Miami, Florida and almost immediately went to work in television on Spanish-language network series for Telemundo and Univision. Through the course of his illustrious career, he has appeared on-stage in over 25 theater productions, has built a stellar resume/curriculum as a big name in Spanish-language filmed entertainment, with a body of work including major film roles and numerous series leads in dozens of top-rated Spanish language television shows in both the U.S. and with U.S. affiliate networks in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela. As of 2012, with his sights set internationally, Gonzalo signed with an American manager in order to expand his body of work into English language projects. In addition to his career as a performer, Gonzalo is a published author, having written a book of poetry and verse and entitled "Entre Las Arepas y Las Carimañolas (The Things I Love)" (Colombia 2012).
Gonzalo Vizan
Gonzalo Vizan is an actor, known for Yo, Potro (2018).
Gonzalo Véliz
Gonzalo Véliz is known for El diablo blanco (2019).
Gonzalo de Castro
Gonzalo de Castro was born in 1963 in Madrid, Madrid, Spain. He is known for Doctor Mateo (2009), 7 vidas (1999) and La torre de Suso (2007).
Gonzalo de Esquiroz
Gonzalo de Esquiroz is a producer and actor, known for Residencia para espías (1966), La comedia (1983) and Trasplante de un cerebro (1970).
Gonzo Jimenez
Gonzo Jimenez is known for Bake Squad (2021).
