JOSÉ M. GALEANO

José María Galeano was born in Algeciras (Cádiz) and felt drawn to the world of TV and cinema from a very young age.

He pursued a degree in Political Science and Sociology at the University of Granada. In 2004, he moved to Madrid to begin his studies in Dramatic Arts, training at various schools and with different teachers such as Estudio Juan Codina, Arte 4, or Iñaki Aierra.

He juggled his education with small roles in various TV series such as “Ellas y el sexo débil” or “Yo soy Bea”. Later, he joined the main cast of the legendary series “Hospital Central”, portraying the young resident doctor Daniel Lucena. After this, he appeared in other series including “Valientes”, “Hispania”, and “El Secreto de Puente Viejo”. In 2013, in search of new acting challenges, he relocated to Mexico where he worked for almost a decade. Among other roles, he was particularly recognized for his portrayal of the villain Braulio Padilla in the series “La Doña”, for its two seasons, broadcast in dozens of countries. He also participated in other successful productions such as “El Dragón”, “Silvia Pinal frente a ti”, “Luis Miguel”, “Lo que la vida me robó”, “José José, el príncipe de la canción”, and his last project in Mexico, “Si nos dejan”.

During his time in America, he also worked in Colombia, in the Netflix superproduction “Bolívar, una lucha admirable”, playing Felipe Martínez and Aragón, a role that earned him popularity and critical acclaim. After nearly a decade abroad, he decided to return to Madrid with new ambitions: to write and produce his own stories, which span from drama to family comedy, and include horror and psychological thrillers. He continues to act; his latest role was in “V de Víctor”, a Mexican movie filmed in Madrid at the end of 2023.