Link's early life was marked by a nomadic existence, with his family moving frequently between Puerto Rico and New Jersey. Growing up, he attended a total of seven elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools, often finding himself in environments that were less than ideal.
Despite the challenges he faced, Link's upbringing provided him with a rich tapestry of experiences and characters that would later influence his work in the entertainment industry. He was exposed to a diverse range of people and cultures, which would later inform his ability to effortlessly switch between speaking English and Spanish.
Link's entry into show business was as a young rapper, performing on New York City subways at the tender age of 14. He eventually graduated to open mic nights and recording studios, where he honed his craft and developed his unique voice.
Although he briefly considered acting in his early twenties, it wasn't until a chance tech glitch disrupted one of his rapping gigs that he was inspired to pursue acting full-time. When his audio equipment malfunctioned during his first song, Link improvised a stand-up comedy routine that received a standing ovation from the audience. Emboldened by the enthusiastic response, he devoted himself to studying acting and soon packed his bags for a one-way trip to Hollywood.
In Los Angeles, Link quickly landed national commercials and went on to secure distinctive TV and film roles that showcased his remarkable ability to bring joy and warmth to his characters. He is perhaps best known for his memorable portrayals of characters that exude a sense of candor and charisma, making him a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
