Salvador Zerboni, a talented Mexican actor, was born in Mexico, Federal District, under the name Salvatore García de León Zerboni. His impressive career in the entertainment industry spans over a decade, with notable roles in various Latin American productions.
Zerboni's journey began in 2003 with a Chilean telenovela called "Machos." He then made his way to Mexico, where he landed a role in the popular series "RBD: The Family" in 2007, working alongside the renowned "RBD" group.
In 2008, Zerboni took his first step into the world of film with a role in the critically acclaimed movie "Rudo y Cursi." The following year, he participated in the series "El Pantera," playing one of the main villains alongside Luis Roberto Guzmán and Ignacio López Tarsus.
In 2009, Zerboni worked on the production "Melted Hearts and Persons." He then appeared in the series "Soy tu fan" in 2010, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
The year 2011 marked a significant milestone in Zerboni's career, as he played the role of "Ratas" in the television series "La Reina del Sur," sharing credits with Kate del Castillo and Humberto Zurita. He also participated in the series "La Mariposa" that same year.
In 2012, Zerboni made his debut in telenovelas with a role in "Abismo de pasión," playing the character "Gabino Mendoza" alongside Angelique Boyer and David Zepeda. He also appeared in the series "Hoy no Soy Nadie" that year, working alongside actors like Emmanuel Orenday.
In 2013, Zerboni participated in the series "Libre para Amarte," starring alongside Gloria Trevi. He then took on the role of "Horacio" in the TV series "Quiero Amarte," sharing credits with Karyme Lozano and Cristian de la Fuente.
