Omar Chaparro is a multifaceted and electrifying actor, renowned for his exceptional comedic talents, versatility, and captivating personality. With an impressive 30 million followers on social media, he has undoubtedly earned a reputation as a charismatic and likable on-screen presence.
In 2018, Omar's outstanding achievements in film and his significant contributions to the Latin American film and television industry in the United States were recognized with the prestigious "Tree of Life" award, presented by the International Film Festival of Guadalajara in Los Angeles, California.
Throughout his illustrious career, Omar has consistently demonstrated his ability to excel in a wide range of roles, with three of his films ranking among the top 10 highest-grossing films in the history of Mexican cinema.
Omar's breakthrough performances in American films include Michael Berry's critically acclaimed "Stuck," which has garnered awards at festivals such as the Breckenridge Festival of Film and the Napa Valley Film Festival.
As part of a new wave of talented Latinos shaping the landscape of Hollywood, Omar has made a significant impact with his roles in films like "Detective Pikachu," where he shared credits with Ryan Reynolds and Justice Smith, and "Blackout," alongside Josh Duhamel and Nick Nolte.
In addition to his acting prowess, Omar is also a skilled comedian and singer, having sold out over 50 cities in the United States with his show "Imparables," including the iconic Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
Currently residing in Los Angeles, Omar is continually pushing the boundaries of his creativity and preparing to surprise audiences once again, as he himself has stated, "I am just getting started."
