Luis Felipe Tovar

Luis Felipe Tovar (born December 2, 1959, in Puebla) is a Mexican performance teacher and actor.

He studied in the Theatre Fine Arts School of Mexico and in the Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión de La Habana in Cuba.

He has been awarded three times with the Ariel Award: 1993, ''Principio y Fin'', 1995, ''El Callejón de los Milagros'' and 1997, ''Sin remitente''.

In 2003 he left his old school of performance to open the bar Muxe, whose clients are mainly homosexuals. He has a son named Timoteo and a daughter named Maria Fernanda. He played in telenovela Por Ti.

Films

* '' Mi secreto'' (2022)
* ''The Mighty Victoria'' (2021) as The one-eyed
* '' Malverde: El Santo Patrón'' (2021)
* ''El carnaval de Sodoma'' (2006)
* ''Patrulla 81 the movie'' (2005)
* ''El bulto para presidente'' (2005)
* ''Gente común'' (2006)
* ''Una de balazos'' (2005) as El Carnal
* ''Isy'' (2005)
* ''Ver, oir y callar'' (2005)
* ''De ángeles, flores y fuentes'' (2005) as Joel Villaseñor
* ''Superhéroe'' (2004)
* '' 7 mujeres, 1 homosexual y Carlos'' (2004) as Boss
* ''@Festivbercine.ron'' (2004)
* ''Un diluvio'' (2004)
* ''Ciudad de perros'' (2004)
* ''La mudanza'' (2003)
* ''Fantasías'' (2003) as Miguel
* ''La hija del caníbal'' (2003) as Borracho
* ''Pandillero traficante'' (2003)
* ''Esclavo y amo'' (2003) as Ricardo
* ''Asesinato en lunes de carnaval'' (2002)
* '' The Virgin of Lust'' (2002) as Nacho
* ''Vivir mata'' (2002) as Chepe
* ''Barrio 13, Part 2'' (2002)
* ''Atlético San Pancho'' (2001) as Claudio
* ''De la calle'' (2001) as Chicharra
* ''The Mexican'' (2001)
* ''Cuando seas mia'' (2001)
* ''Santo: Infraterrestre'' (2001) as Comandante Sarmiento
* ''Nuria y el fantasma'' (2001)
* ''Buitres al acecho''
* '' Por Ti ''(2001)
* ''La perdición de los hombres'' (2000)
* '' Así es la vida'' (2000) as Nicolás
* ''Beat'' (2000) as Federale Sergeant
* ''Barrio 13 al desnudo'' (2000)
* ''El carretonero''(2000)
* ''Entre la tarde y la noche'' (1999)
* ''Santitos'' (1999) as Doroteo
* ''Circuito interior'' (1999)
* ''Todo el poder'' (1999) as Comandante Eleuterio 'Elvis' Quijano
* ''Superstition'' (1999) as Pachucocodrilo
* ''Maldito amor: Demasiado tarde'' (1999)
* ''Luces de la noche'' (1998)
* ''Justo como en una película porno'' (1998)
* ''Mujer ladina'' (1998)
* ''Wash and Wear'' (1998)
* ''Men with Guns'' (1997) as Barbero
* ''Los vuelcos del corazón'' (1996)
* ''La nave de los sueños'' (1996)
* ''Parejas'' (1996)
* ''Victoria'' (1996)
* ''Overkill'' (1996) as Desk Clerk
* ''La ley de las mujeres'' (1995) as Mario
* ''Sin remitente'' (1995) as Luis Felipe
* ''Bienvenido-Welcome'' (1995) as José Molina/León de la Lama
* ''Dos crímenes'' (1995) as Invitado 1
* ''El callejón de los milagros'' (1995) as Güicho
* ''Félix, como el gato'' (1995)
* ''Cilantro y perejil'' (1995) as Pablo
* ''La orilla de la tierra'' (1994)
* '' The Beginning and the End'' (1993) as César
* ''Se equivocó la cigueña'' (1993)
* ''El bulto'' (1992) as Alfonso
* ''Ciudad de ciegos'' (1991) as Gandalla
* ''Como fui a enamorarme de ti'' (1991)
* ''Futuro sangriento'' (1991)
* ''La ciudad al desnudo'' (1989) as El King
* ''Un verano para la ballena'' (1988)
* ''El misterio de la araña'' (1986)
* ''Tacos de oro'' (1985) as Marciano
* ''Tacos yum''
* ''El recluso (Serie tv 2018)''

External links

Luis Felipe Tovar at Biosstars International
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1961 births
Ariel Award winners
Living people
People from Puebla
Mexican male film actors
Mexican male telenovela actors

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