Esteban Lamothe
Argentinian actor
Raúl Esteban Sánchez Lamothe (born 30 April 1977) is an Argentine actor.
Biography
Esteban Lamothe was born on 30 April 1977 in Florentino Ameghino, Buenos Aires, Argentina. At 17, in 1994, he moved to Federal Capital. He worked until age 30 as a waiter, until he got roles in films and television strips.
Career
In 2011, with the film The Student
he got his work more visibility. As of 2012, it acquires greater popularity by participating in fictions such as Sos mi hombre and Farsantes, both transmitted by Canal 13. His first protagonist was in Guapas, series transmitted by Canal 13. In 2015, along with María Eugenia Suárez, he starred in the film Abzurdah in the role of Alejo. In 2016, he stars in Educando a Nina, daily fiction of Underground Productions broadcast on Telefe. In that same year he also plays the main character in the series Estocolmo.
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