MIAMI, United States. – César Évora Díaz, born on November 4, 1959 in Havana, is one of the most recognized actors in Mexico, although he began his career on the Island. Initially interested in geophysics, his life took a turn when he decided to attend the casting from a movie and landed the role, which led him to dedicate himself completely to the world of acting.
After filming soap operas and movies in Cuba, Évora did everything possible to move to Mexico. In 1993, she received an invitation to participate in the project Wild Heart, but problems obtaining his visa delayed his hiring. Finally, he arrived in Mexico with just a briefcase and $40, not knowing what the future would hold.
The actor managed to attract the attention of Emilio Azcárraga, owner of the Televisa network, and obtained a contract and exclusivity with the company. Since then, he has starred in iconic soap operas like Canaveral of passions, The spring, Hug me very tight, The privilege of loving and The stepmother, sharing scenes with great figures of Mexican television such as Daniela Romo, Adela Noriega, Victoria Ruffo and Fernando Colunga.
One of the distinctive characteristics of César Évora is his unmistakable voice, which he inherited from his father. Despite receiving proposals to venture into radio and music, Évora decided to focus on his acting career, according to Mexican media.
Recently, he has participated in telenovelas such as What’s wrong with my family? and SOS I’m falling in loveas well as in the series The last king. In 2023, he will be part of the cast of Forgive our sins.
César Évora, who has lived in the Aztec country for 30 years, became a Mexican citizen in 1999. With a solid career in the world of soap operas, he has become one of the most beloved and respected actors in Mexico.
In a recent interviewthe actor spoke about his childhood in Cuba and recalled the moment in which he decided to leave the Island for good. “I grow up as any child can grow up in Cuba, in the circumstances of the Cuban reality. There were limitations and I think it was for everyone and we lived with what we had, ”he said. “I had a good education, it was a time when teachers worked by vocation,” he said about his acting classes.
