Tete Espinoza
- Actress
Teté Espinoza is a Mexican actress recognized for her compelling performances in film and television, notably in Where the Tracks End (2023), Disappear Completely (2022), and Cosas imposibles (2021). Originally from Veracruz, Mexico, she graduated from the Faculty of Theater at the University of Xalapa, where she began her acting career in the early 2000s with the university's theater company. In 2014, she relocated to Mexico City to further pursue her acting career.
Espinoza's breakthrough came with her role as Chío in the Netflix and Univision series El Chapo (2017), which dramatizes the life of the infamous drug lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera. That same year, she starred in the short film Apnea, directed by Marion Foucher, showcasing her versatility alongside notable actors. Following this, she appeared in various projects including the short Acá en la tierra (2018) and the television series Narcos: Mexico and Falco.
Her filmography reflects a steady progression into more prominent roles, with performances that have earned critical recognition and nominations. Beyond acting, Espinoza is known for contributing to Mexican cinema and television with nuanced portrayals that resonate culturally. She has also engaged in short films and independent projects, supporting emerging directors and storytelling in Mexican media.
Espinoza's work extends to television series such as Tijuana (2019) and The Secret of the River (2024), where she continues to build a diverse and impactful career. Her dedication to her craft and her presence in significant productions have made her a respected figure in the Latin American entertainment industry.
Espinoza's breakthrough came with her role as Chío in the Netflix and Univision series El Chapo (2017), which dramatizes the life of the infamous drug lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera. That same year, she starred in the short film Apnea, directed by Marion Foucher, showcasing her versatility alongside notable actors. Following this, she appeared in various projects including the short Acá en la tierra (2018) and the television series Narcos: Mexico and Falco.
Her filmography reflects a steady progression into more prominent roles, with performances that have earned critical recognition and nominations. Beyond acting, Espinoza is known for contributing to Mexican cinema and television with nuanced portrayals that resonate culturally. She has also engaged in short films and independent projects, supporting emerging directors and storytelling in Mexican media.
Espinoza's work extends to television series such as Tijuana (2019) and The Secret of the River (2024), where she continues to build a diverse and impactful career. Her dedication to her craft and her presence in significant productions have made her a respected figure in the Latin American entertainment industry.
