Arturo Ríos

Arturo Ríos is a Mexican actor.

Career Rios is largely a theatrical actor, but has also starred in films and on television.

He won the Ariel Award for Best Actor for his performance in the movie Fairy Tales for Sleeping Crocodiles, taking another Best Actor nomination for Desiertos mares.

In theater he has participated in more than 80 works and has won two awards as best actor: one for El otra exilo and the other for Devastated. He has been an actor of the National Theater Company and the Theater Experimentation Center (INBA). He was the founder of the Taller del Sótano theater group and is part of Por Piedad Teatro. He has also worked with Shadow Line Theater and Arena Theater. He has been a FONCA Fellow twice, first for playing Richard II in the Shakespeare play, and second as a Scenic Creator with Outstanding Career for the works "The Lesson" by Ionesco, "Shakespeare: his Invention" by Arturo Ríos, and "The Golden Dragon", by Roland Schimmelpfennig.

Filmography Telenovelas Educando a Nina (2018) as José Peralta La candidata (2017) as Fernando Escalante El alma herida (2003-2004) as Marcial Gitanas (2004) as Drago El sexo débil (2011) as Agustín Camacho

Television El vuelo del águila (1994) as Ignacio de la Torre y Mier Al norte del corazón (1997) Yacaranday (1998) as Omar Tentaciones (1998) as Javier Cuentos para solitarios (1999) The House of Flowers (2018) as Ernesto De La Mora

Films Ríos has starred in films including:

Fantoche (1977) as Félix Sólo con Tu Pareja (1991) as Singer in nightmare sequence Desiertos mares (1995) as Juan Aguirre Between Pancho Villa and a Naked Woman (1996) as Adrián. De ida y vuelta (2000) Y Tu Mamá También as Esteban Morelos Cuentos de hadas para dormir cocodrilos (2002) as Archangel and Archangel Miguel Ópera (2007) as Pablo Cementerio de papel (2007) as Hugo Insignificant Things (2008) as Tomás Eddie Reynolds y los ángeles de acero (2014) as Santos Apapacho: una caricia al alma (2018) as George

Theatre His latest roles include: Old Times The End, a monologue by Samuel Beckett Hamlet