Pablo Sotomayor, a renowned Chilean actor, hails from Santiago, Chile. His journey in the entertainment industry began with appearances in television and graphic commercials, swiftly transitioning to recurring roles in various TV series.
Sotomayor's academic background is marked by his attendance at several esteemed institutions, including The English Institute, where he honed his theatrical skills through workshops and eventually graduated. His father played a pivotal role in shaping his artistic inclinations, instilling in him a deep appreciation for the craft through their shared experiences and observations.
After completing his initial education, Sotomayor pursued a degree in civil engineering at the Industrial Federico Santa María Technical University in Valparaiso. However, he abandoned this pursuit in his third year to enroll in the acting program at The Pontifical Catholic University of Chile in 1993.
Sotomayor's path took an unexpected turn when he spent two formative years in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he discovered his aptitude for advertising modeling. This stint led to a plethora of opportunities, including trade and photograph shoots, both in Argentina and Chile. For an impressive seven years, he became a familiar face as the fireman in Conaf commercials, solidifying his status as a household name.
Throughout his career, Sotomayor has demonstrated his versatility by appearing in both television and theater productions. Some of his notable stage credits include "Antígona Furiosa" by Griselda Gambaro, "Las Brutas" by Juan Radrigán, "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe, "Pulseada Final" by Andres Seguel, "El Texto" by Michelle Romoleroux, and "Aquí No Paga Nadie," an adaptation of Dario Fo's work, directed by Roberto Valdés.
In film, Sotomayor has starred in "El Destello de la Luna" (Shining Moon),directed by Gustavo Letelier. Moreover, he is currently working on his first film script, "Foja Cero," which he will not only act in but also direct, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career.
