
Andrés Almeida
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- November 30, 1977 (age 48)
- Birthplace
- Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico
Biography
(b. 1977, Mexico City), actor and musician. He began his musical career at the age of 14 focused on percussions and shortly after had his first progressive rock band, Asallam, with Fausto Palma. As an actor he had his debut in 1997 with a mini role in Jaime Humberto Hermosillo's De noche vienes, Esmeralda, and later in Y tu mamá también, Déficit, El lenguaje de los machetes, Paraíso, Los Héroes del norte (as "el botarga") and a long etcetera, until today he stars in Manolo Caro's La vida inmoral de la pareja ideal, in El Diablo Guardian and won an Ariel in the category of Best Actor in a Supporting Role for the film Tiempo compartido. He has had incidental roles in practically all the popular series and films of the last decade in Mexico. Andrés has a long trajectory of collaborations with musicians, such as the electro-pop band Songs for Eleonor, which shared the stage with beautiful bands like Mercury Rev, Ulrich Snauss, Circlesquare, Tujiko Noriko, Beach House or Architecture in Helsinki. Or as a soloist in his Almeyda roof project. The techno paid off and in 2006 led him to participate in MUTEK with Richie Hawtin and Troy Pierce. On the other hand, Almeida has created original music for television in Amor Chilango, Soy tu fan and Los Heroes Del Norte, and in the films Deficit, La Otra Familia, No Eres Tú soy Yo, Sin Ella and Luto. As a producer he collaborated with the group Haciendo el Mal, with Paulina Lasa and Karen Ruiz in the creation of their two LPs. The first one was nominated for Best Pop Album at the IMAS 2013 awards. He also developed original music for several projects such as Abierto de Diseño, FICCO, Distrital, Cineteca Nacional and TAG.
Known For
Filmography

Drama King
Movie
Supermax
Movie

Mexican Psycho
Movie · as Eder

The Rest Is Memory
Movie · as Manjarrez

Petardos y Magnolias
Movie · as Jaime

The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo
Movie

How to Win the Lottery
TV · 6 eps

La Jefa
TV · as Jacinto Ortega · 100 eps

Cóyotl, Hero and Beast
TV · as Guero · 2 eps

Switched Up
Movie · as Rodrigo

Zorro
TV · as Tadeo Márquez · 10 eps

El sabor de la Navidad
Movie · as Genaro

Mission: Dangerous
Movie

BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths
Movie · as Martín

The Three Wise Men vs. Santa
Movie · as Santa Claus

The Ship
Movie · as Doctor

Me casé con un idiota
Movie · as Mondragon

Ricochet
Movie · as Rafael

Tell Me When
Movie · as Ramiro

Ana
TV · 10 eps

100 días para enamorarnos
TV · as Max Barrios · 92 eps

Pirate Dad
Movie · as Jorge

Modern Loves
Movie

Ready to Mingle
Movie · as Emilio

Time Share
Movie · as Abel

Opus Zero
Movie · as Daniel

Getting My Ex-wife Back
Movie · as Francisco

Compulsion
Movie · as Ernesto Duque

Diablo Guardián
TV · as Nefastofeles · 18 eps

Narcos: Mexico
TV · as Cochiloco · 1 ep

Road to Mars
Movie · as Jake

Lost Paradise
Movie · as Pedro

Tales of an Immoral Couple
Movie · as Vicente

You're Killing Me Susana
Movie · as Ivan

Thirty Something, Single and Fabulous
Movie · as Marco

Carrion
Movie · as Gabino

La Hermandad
TV · as Rubén Chávez · 26 eps
¡Están curados!
Movie · as Wilson

Narcos
TV
Metal Child
Movie

The Color of Passion
TV · as Padre Samuel · 122 eps

Paraíso
Movie · as Alfredo

Machete Language
Movie

The Other Family
Movie · as Patrick

God Knows Who...
Movie

If you Drive at Night try to Have Company
Movie · as Him

Se me hizo fácil
Movie

40 días
Movie · as Pato

Rudo & Cursi
Movie · as Apostador 4

Déficit
Movie · as Conductor De Televisión

Cabecitas
Movie

Y Tu Mamá También
Movie · as Diego 'Saba' Madero

Coapa Heights
Movie · as Mirón 2

Esmeralda Comes by Night
Movie · as Punk