Armando Araiza (born Armando Araiza Herrera on September 1, 1969) is a

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actor.

Early life

Araiza was born September 1, 1969, in

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. He is a son of director

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and actress Norma Herrera. He has an older brother, also actor

. He first appeared in the telenovela for thirteen years in the telenovela ''El maleficio'' as Juanito, with his parents. In 1987 participate in the historical telenovela about Mexican revolution, ''Senda de gloria'', when he played Gilberto in the same year he made two movies ''Ases del narcotráfico'' and ''Lamberto Quintero'' taking small roles and then participate in the telenovela ''

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'' as Chato. In 1988, he played in a film ''Itara, el guardián de la muerte'', a year later he returned to the telenovela '' Dulce desafío'' with Adela Noriega and

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. In 1990, he played in the telenovela ''Un rostro en mi pasado'' and in a films ''Más corazón que odio'', ''Escoria otra parte de Tí'', ''Viernes trágico'' and ''Odio en la sangre''. In 1991, he appeared in nine Mexican films ''Dentro de la noche'', ''Orgía de sangre'', ''La silla de ruedas'', ''Hacer el amor con otro'', ''Pandillas salvajes'', ''Pandillas salvajes 2'', ''Dos locos en aprietos'', ''Yo soy la ley'' and ''Resucitaré para matarlos''. In 1992, he appeared in two more films ''Superviviencia'' and ''Relaciones violentas''. In 1993, he was in Los Temerarios, ''Sueño y realidad'', ''Contrabando de esmeraldas'', ''Círculo de vicio'', ''Johnny cien pesos'' and ''En espera de la muerte''. In 1994 appears in the ''Silla de ruedas 3'', ''Juana la cubana'', ''Amor que mata y Duelo final'', the same year he participated in the historical drama ''El vuelo del águila'' and films ''Tres minutos de oscuridad'' y ''Doble indemnización''.

Filmography

Awards and nominations

References

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* 1969 births Living people Mexican male child actors Mexican male telenovela actors Mexican male television actors Mexican male film actors Male actors from Mexico City 20th-century Mexican male actors 21st-century Mexican male actors {{Mexico-actor-stub