A well-known actor in the entertainment industry, with appearances in numerous feature films, short films, series, and television projects.
A graduate of the Center for Dramatic Arts (CADAC), under the guidance of Héctor Azar, and a student at Televisa's Center for Arts Education (CEA).
On the big screen, he began his career in films such as “Original Sin” (Dir. Michael Christofer), sharing the screen with Antonio Banderas and Angelina Jolie; “Tired of Kissing Frogs” (Dir. Jorge Colón), a box-office hit; and “Nonna’s Journey” (Dir. Batan Silva).
These films would be joined by others that would continue to solidify his position in the industry for more than two decades, both at home and abroad. Of particular note is his debut film *Desafío*, which premiered at the Morelia International Film Festival (2010) and is currently available on Prime Video; ‘Zapata: El sueño del héroe’ (Dir. Alfonso Arau); the multi-award-winning “Arráncame la vida” (Dir. Roberto Sneider), ‘Casi Diva’ (Dir. Issa López), “El Atentado” (Dir. Jorge Fons), “Cantinflas” (Dir. Sebastián del Amo), “Las Horas Contigo” (Dir. Catalina Aguilar Mastretta), “Tell Me About Yourself” (Dir. José Eduardo Cortés Moreno) and “A Cielo Abierto” (Dir. M. Arriaga / S. Arriaga), which premiered at the Venice International Film Festival (2023) and was screened at festivals such as Toronto, Huelva, and Morelia.
His television career began when he hosted shows such as “Fear Factor México”, and would soon lead him to become part of productions such as “Gritos de muerte y libertad” (Televisa), “El Chema”, “El Mariachi” and “El Señor de los Cielos” (Telemundo). He is also part of the cast of highly acclaimed series such as “Hasta que te Conocí” (BTF Media), inspired by the life of Juan Gabriel; “Fugitiva” (RTVE), a Spanish production in which he stars alongside Paz Vega; “El Chivo” (Televisa), based on the novel by Mario Vargas Llosa; “El César” (BTF Media), co-starring with Gustavo Sánchez Parra and Maya Zapata; “Sitiados: México” (FOX), with Alfonso Herrera; “Chavorrucos” (Prime Video) and “His Name Was Pedro Infante” (ViX).
Julio has also worked as a voice actor for video games such as “Need for Speed” and “Call of Duty”.
In addition to being an actor, he works as a theater director and producer. In 2015, he founded B&B Artes Escénicas in Querétaro, a school that offers workshops in acting, theater, and stand-up comedy.
