Rayvin Disla's life story is a testament to his passion for the performing arts, which began at the tender age of eight when he started his acting career in various TV series.
Born in Florida, Rayvin's early years were spent in Queens, New York, where he was exposed to a diverse range of cultures that would later influence his performances.
Rayvin's early roles included appearances in TV series such as Celebrity Ghost Stories, Onion SportsDome, Celebrity Close Calls, and Team Toon for Cartoon Network, where he played the part of Travis.
As he grew older, Rayvin transitioned to the stage, appearing in the off-Broadway play Summer Shorties.
In 2013, he made his feature film debut in Go Down Death, playing the part of Butler, and later revisited working with director Aaron Schimberg in 2018 for the film Chained For Life.
Raised in Queens, Rayvin developed a strong sense of cultural awareness, which has enriched his performances.
In his free time, Rayvin enjoys rock climbing, playing the guitar, and has recently earned his 4th Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do, earning the title "Master Rayvin".
Rayvin is also fluent in speaking and writing the Spanish language, a skill he has honed over the years.
Throughout his career, Rayvin dedicates his performances to the memory of his late grandfather, Jorge Disla, who first instilled in him a love of performing.
