José María Galeano, born in Algeciras, Spain, is a prominent Spanish actor known for his versatility and presence across a variety of productions in both film and television. Galeano has gained recognition for his roles in acclaimed telenovelas such as “Que te perdone Dios”, portraying Father Tomás, and “La Doña”, embodying the villain Braulio Padilla.
Before his rise in acting, Galeano pursued a degree in Political Science and Sociology at the University of Granada, showcasing his wide range of interests and abilities.
His acting career began in 2009 with his role in the series “Hospital Central”, and since then he has appeared in various notable projects. In 2011, he made his big-screen debut with the short film “Bad Night” and continued his cinematic journey with movies like “Y la muerte lo seguía” in 2012.
Furthermore, Galeano has stood out in several television series such as “Bolívar”, “José José, La serie” and “Si nos dejan”, thereby establishing himself as a renowned actor in the realm of telenovelas and dramatic series.
His career reflects a commitment to a diversity of characters and the ability to captivate audiences at both national and international levels.
