Eyra Agüero Joubert is a remarkable Puerto Rican actress with Dominican roots, whose academic background is characterized by a strong foundation in the arts. She holds a degree in Theater, Audiovisual Communications, and Portuguese from the prestigious Río Piedras campus of the University of Puerto Rico. Building upon her formal education, Agüero Joubert further honed her craft by participating in acting workshops in Puerto Rico, Mexico, Ecuador, and Brazil, under the guidance of renowned experts, including the legendary Augusto Boal, founder of the Theater of the Oppressed movement.
Currently, Eyra Agüero Joubert is a prominent figure in the local television industry, working at WAPA, where she has played a diverse range of characters in popular shows such as "Sunshine Remix", "Risas en Combo", and "Pégate al Mediodía". Her extensive experience in local feature films includes starring roles in notable titles like "Imprisoned", "Broche de Oro, el Comienzo", "Sanky Panky 3", "¿Quién eres tú"?, "El Chata", "Extraterrestres", "Miente", "América", and "El Hombre que cuida". Additionally, she has made appearances in the short film "Si no está roto" and has lent her talents to music videos such as "Robin Hood" by Tego Calderon and "¿Dónde está el amor?" by Wisin & Yandel Ft. Franco de Vita.
Since 2006, Eyra Agüero Joubert has been a founding member of the musical group Las BatuChicas, where she not only acts as an actress but also showcases her skills as a percussionist musician, further solidifying her reputation as a multifaceted artist.
