Biografia
Eduardo Paxeco is a Chilean actor who graduated from the Universidad de Chile. He has appeared in numerous theater productions, films, and television shows. His notable film roles include "Mirage D'amour," directed by Hubert Toint; "Olvidados," by Carlos Bolado; "Caleuche," directed by Jorge Olguín; "3:34 Terremoto en Chile," directed by Juan Pablo Ternicier; and "Optical Illusions," by Cristián Jiménez, for which Paxeco won the Pedro Sienna Award for Best Male Actor in 2010. He also starred in "The Good Life," by Andrés Wood, which won the Goya Award for Best Ibero-American Film in 2009; "Drama," directed by Matías Lira; the Swedish film "The Black Pimpernel"; and the Venezuelan film "Suramericano," filmed from Caracas to Buenos Aires. On television, he has participated in series and programs such as "Paz," "Héroes," "Gen Mishima," "Litoral," "Infieles," "Cartas de Mujer," "Mea Culpa," "Teatro en CHV," "Bienvenida Realidad," and "Tiempo Final," among others. Additionally, he has been involved in dramatic productions for various TV channels, including "Las Dos Carolinas," "La Sexóloga," "Mujeres de Lujo," and "Infiltradas" on Chilevisión; "Primera Dama" and "Soltera Otra Vez 2" on Canal 13; "Maldita" on Mega; and "La Chúcara" and "Aquí Mando Yo" on TVN. In theater, he has worked on significant productions directed by prominent national directors. From 2002 to 2013, he was a member of the company MINIMALE, with which he participated in numerous performances held at the Salón Blanco of the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.
