Manolo Caro Net Worth

Manolo Caro is a Mexican film and theater director, producer, and script writer born on April 25, 1977. He studied architecture at TEC de Monterrey and Centro in Mexico City, and then went on to study scene directing in San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba and Estudio de Juan Corazza in Madrid, Spain. He began his professional career in advertising for the transnational agency BBDO. His first projects as a filmmaker were short films, the most notable being "Gente bien atascada". He then wrote and directed "No sé si cortarme las venas o dejarmelas largas", which became a box office phenomenon and was sold to different countries. He went on to write and direct "Sin cura", "Un dos tres por mi y todos mis amores", "I love Romeo y Julieta" and "Nunca es tarde para aprender frances". His film career began with the cinematic version of "No sé si cortarme las venas o dejarmelas largas", which placed third in the box office in its year of release. He then directed "Amor de mis amores", co-directed the documentary "La fabulosa y patética historia de un montaje llamado I love Romeo y Julieta", and directed "Elvira, te daría mi vida pero la estoy usando" starring Cecilia Suarez and Luis Gerardo Mendez. This film has been presented in several international film festivals. He also directed "La vida inmoral de la pareja ideal" and acts as a jury for the Netflix Awards, making him one of the most prolific and popular directors of the moment.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Writer, Director, Producer
Birth Day April 25, 1977
Age 46 YEARS OLD
Occupation Film, television actor
Website Manolo Cardona - Oficial Website

💰 Net worth

Manolo Caro, a highly accomplished Writer, Director, and Producer, is expected to have a net worth ranging from $100K to $1M by 2024. Born in the year 1977, Caro has already carved a prominent niche in the entertainment industry with his exceptional talents and captivating storytelling skills. Known for his distinct style and unique narratives, his works have garnered widespread acclaim and success, undoubtedly contributing to his growing wealth. As he continues to create exceptional cinematic experiences for audiences worldwide, it is no surprise that Manolo Caro's net worth is projected to flourish in the coming years.

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Biography/Timeline

1977

Cardona was born in Popayán, Cauca, Colombia on April 25, 1977. At the age of seven, Cardona's family gave him "Manolo" as a nickname. This would later be used as his name as an actor. When he was 18, he moved to Cali, Colombia, to finish his studies. Manolo studied finances and international relations. Manolo's mother, Nancy Molano, is a Psychologist, merchant and Astrologer. His father, Javier Enrique Cardona, has devoted his life to politics, and was the mayor of Popayán. Cardona has two brothers. The elder, Francisco, is an agent and Engineer, and the younger, Juan José, studied film direction in the University of Catalonia in Barcelona, Spain. One of his greatest passions is playing football (soccer).

1995

Cardona began modeling at a very early age. It was his elder brother who introduced Manuel to a modeling agency; he was then quickly signed on to a contract. At the age of fourteen he shot his first television commercial and began modeling professionally for TV commercials, photography, and including runways for several agencies in Colombia. When Cardona was eighteen, in 1995, he began his acting career on a popular Colombian Television series called Padres e Hijos in which he starred for three years. Then in 1998 he won his first lead role in the television soap opera Carolina Barrantes. A year later he became even more prominent for his role in the successful soap opera ¿Por qué Diablos?, portraying a young man who becomes part of a drug organization so he can avenge his friend's death. Later in 2001 came Amor a Mil, a highly popular soap opera in Colombia. In 2002 he signed an exclusive contract with Telemundo and Argos Comunicación, and a year later in 2003 he starred in his first Mexican soap opera, Ladrón de Corazones. In it he portrayed Gustavo Velazco, a man who returns to his home town in Mexico after ten years to avenge his father's death and clear his name. He was the host of Telemundo's Spanish version of Temptation Island. He is also known for his role as Sebastián on the Mexican telenovela Gitanas. In 2005, the film Rosario Tijeras, Cardona's big-screen debut, was released in Colombia. The film was based on Jorge Franco's book of the same name. Cardona worked opposite Flora Martinez (playing Rosario Tijeras) and Unax Ugalde and was directed by Emilio Maille. The film was nominated for a Goya Award for best foreign film. In 2005 the film had its North American premiere at the American Film Institute Festival, in Hollywood.

2005

In 2005 he starred in the film La mujer de mi hermano opposite Bárbara Mori and Christian Meier which was released in the United States in 2006. In 2006 he finished filming "Madrid-Mexico" with Director Enrique Renteria. Cardona is working, with his brothers, on his two production companies "11-11 and Miramas".

2007

On September 27, 2007 Cardona was awarded the "Latin Pride Award" in the Back Bay Events Center in Boston. The award honors the accomplishments of Hispanics of different areas and is a production of the Latin Pride Magazine. Cardona appeared in the 2008 Disney film Beverly Hills Chihuahua.

2008

In 2008, Cardona was in a series, El Cartel de los Sapos for Caracol TV where he played a drug dealer. The series was filmed in Miami, New York, Colombia, Panamá and Madrid. The series was followed by a film of the same name. The series and film were based on a book written by Andres Lopes alias Florecita, who wrote the book while in prison. The series was screened at the LA Screenings and the series aired in 2008 in Colombia. Caracol TV will air the series of 40 episodes starring Cardona, Karen Martinez, Diego Cadavid and Robinson Diaz. The series debuted on Caracol TV on June 5, 2008 continuing until October 2008. Since it premiered in July 2008, El Cartel was the highest rated show on Colombian television. When it premiered on Telemundo in December 2008, it was the highest rated show in the history of the network.

2009

He produced and directed a short film called Risas Inocentes (Innocent laughter) with his brother Juan. The short premiered in Colombia in 2009 and was produced by his company "11:11 (onceonce) films".

2010

Cardona was in third season of Spain's version of Sin tetas no hay paraiso, which aired on Telecinco. In it, he played a policeman named Martin La Roca. The series premiered in Spain in fall 2010.