Cesar Mora, a celebrated and accomplished Colombian musician, as well as a talented actor, made his entrance into the world on October 2, 1961, in the lively and dynamic city of Cali, a place renowned for its rich cultural heritage and energetic atmosphere.
For an astonishingly long period of fourteen years, he had the privilege of being an integral part of the esteemed Son Del Pueblo band, where he had the opportunity to refine his exceptional musical skills and cultivate a distinctive artistic approach that was all his own.
Notably, Cesar's artistic endeavors extend beyond his collaborations with Son Del Pueblo, as he has also delved into the realm of musical theater, where he has demonstrated his versatility by composing the original songs for the Colombian production "Y Se Armo La Mojiganga".
In recent times, he has embarked on a creative journey, teaming up with the talented Maria Canela Band, under the expert mentorship of the highly accomplished and renowned Luis Arroyo.
Cesar's extraordinary acting career has been marked by an astonishing array of diverse roles, with his most notable and enduring portrayal being that of Sargento Juvenal Garcia, a character of immense cultural significance, in the highly acclaimed and widely popular television series El Zorro, la espada y la rosa, a show that has left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment.
Notable among his numerous accomplishments is the prestigious Simón Bolívar Prize for Television, which he had the esteemed honor of receiving in the year 1988, a testament to his exceptional talent and remarkable portrayal in the drama series El Confesor, a role that showcased his remarkable acting prowess and left a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike.
