Erick embarked on a remarkable journey in the world of acting, marking the beginning of his illustrious career immediately following his graduation from Hebron High School, a esteemed institution located in his hometown of Dallas, Texas. This significant milestone was swiftly followed by his professional acting debut, which garnered notable attention and acclaim, as he secured a notable credit on the highly acclaimed and widely popular CBS soap opera, "Bold and The Beautiful".
Thereafter, he secured a notable recurring part as Tommy on MTV's "Faking It", which ultimately garnered a prestigious Teen Choice Award for Breakout Show, thereby signifying a major turning point in his nascent career, thereby providing a platform to demonstrate his remarkable acting abilities and versatility.
Erick's profound enthusiasm for the performing arts was strikingly exemplified when he was selected to portray the bilingual character of Frankie in the esteemed Center Theatre Group's production of Kimber Lee's poignant play, "different words for the same thing", which was staged at the prestigious Kirk Douglas Theatre. This remarkable role presented Erick with a unique opportunity to pay a heartfelt tribute to his proud Mexican-American ancestry, and it has since become one of his most treasured and memorable performances to date.
Erick's remarkable talent has garnered him widespread recognition for his captivating portrayals in a diverse range of television shows, with his standout performance as Hector in the CW's highly acclaimed and multi-Emmy Award-winning series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" serving as a testament to his impressive range and versatility as an actor.
He has also made significant impressions in recurring roles on the ABC series "Call Your Mother", as well as on the Showtime drama "Shameless", showcasing his ability to adapt to diverse characters and storylines.
Furthermore, Erick has demonstrated his versatility by appearing in guest roles on a variety of popular television shows, including the reboot of the classic CBS series "Magnum PI", the ABC crime drama "Castle", and numerous other notable productions, solidifying his position as a talented and in-demand actor in the entertainment industry.
Erick's latest venture can be witnessed on HBOMax, where he takes center stage as the lead actor in the 2022 Oscar-nominated live-action short film "Please Hold", masterfully directed by the gifted K.D. Dávila. This remarkable project serves as a testament to Erick's remarkable talent and versatility as an actor, leaving audiences eagerly anticipating his forthcoming endeavors.
