Cristóbal Ignacio Briceño Aburto, a visionary creative force, entered the world on June 22, 1985, and has since established himself as a prominent figure in the vast expanse of the entertainment industry, leaving an indelible mark on the lives of countless individuals through his multifaceted artistic endeavors.
Biography:
Cristóbal Ignacio Briceño Aburto is a multifaceted artist, born on June 22, 1985.
As a multifaceted musician, he is intricately woven into a tapestry of various creative endeavors, with a diverse range of projects to his name. These include, but are not limited to, the eclectic Fother Muckers, the enigmatic Ases Falsos, the vibrant Las Chaquetas Amarillas, the passionate Los Castigos, the dynamic Los Mil Jinetes, the harmonious Duo Niagara, and the innovative Nuñez Briceño.
Furthermore, he has also embarked on a solo artistic journey, with a staggering 12 albums already released to critical acclaim and a further two projects in the pipeline, eagerly anticipated by fans and music enthusiasts alike.
Briceño's initial foray into the film industry commenced with a modest yet pivotal role as an extra in the 2009 cinematic production, Ilusiones Ópticas, a project that not only marked the beginning of his acting career but also presented an opportunity for him to collaborate with renowned composer Angel Parra Orrego on the film's soundtrack.
Notable cinematic endeavors in the year 2011 saw the individual in question make a memorable appearance as an extra in the film Bonsai, a production that reunited him with the director who had previously facilitated a collaborative creative endeavor.
Fast-forwarding to the year 2021, Briceño made a significant announcement, revealing that he was embarking on a new creative venture, the production of his first-ever film. Not only did he take on the roles of writer and director, but he also featured his band, Ases Falsos, in this cinematic endeavour.
Following a highly successful farewell tour that spanned the entirety of Chile, Briceño's film was pre-released and subsequently selected for the prestigious Filmfest Bremen in Germany. This marked an exciting opportunity for him to present his film to a global audience, and he took full advantage of it by attending the festival and performing a few songs from the movie.
As the calendar year drew to a close, a pre-release promotional tour was officially announced for a series of cinemas across the nation, ultimately culminating in a special presentation in the culturally rich city of Santiago, where the renowned Briceño had the esteemed honor of showcasing his cinematic masterpiece.
