Malcolm Treviño-Sitté embarked on a remarkable odyssey within the realm of Dramatics Arts, marked by a pivotal milestone – his graduation from Metrópolis School in Madrid – which served as a springboard for a career replete with multifaceted learning experiences.
Under the astute mentorship of distinguished instructors such as Nadia Rodríguez, Matilde Fluixá, and Fernando Guillén Cuervo, Treviño-Sitté's artistic abilities continued to flourish, as he honed his craft through a diverse array of training and educational opportunities.
Through this formative period, Treviño-Sitté's skills and knowledge expanded, as he delved deeper into the intricacies of the dramatic arts, ultimately positioning himself for a career characterized by versatility, creativity, and a deep understanding of the craft.
The illustrious individual, whose journey in the world of theatre began with a series of supporting roles in prestigious productions, including a captivating rendition of 'Uncle Vania' at the esteemed Spanish National Drama Centre, as well as the Miguel Narros-directed 'Los Negros'. This marked the inception of his professional theatre career, which would soon see him take the stage at Réplika Teatro in 2012, where he would go on to land more substantial roles in a variety of plays, including the gripping 'Combate de Negro y Perros', the clever 'A siete pasos del Quijote', and the internationally acclaimed 'El éxtasis de los insaciables'.
Treviño-Sitté's professional journey extended far beyond the realm of theatre, as he simultaneously embarked on a television career that would eventually make him a household name. His initial foray into the world of television took place in 1998, when he made a memorable appearance in the popular show Periodistas. This marked the beginning of a long and illustrious career in television, with notable roles in Aquí no hay quien viva in 2003 and La que se avecina in 2007. However, it was his breakout performance in Pepe's Beach Bar in 2014 that truly catapulted him to stardom, cementing his status as a beloved and recognizable figure in the eyes of the public.
The burgeoning fame and recognition this talented individual had been striving for finally culminated in a pivotal role in the 2015 film Palm Trees in the Snow, a milestone that subsequently opened doors to even more prestigious and high-profile projects, such as Sara's Notebook in 2018 and A Remarkable Tale in 2019.
