Mayra Leal is a multifaceted Latina cinema artist with a rich cultural heritage, boasting Mexican and El Salvadorian roots, born and raised in the vibrant city of Houston, Texas.
As a proud graduate of the University of Houston's Communications and Mathematics program, Mayra has developed a profound passion for the world of film, television, and digital media, captivating the attention of esteemed producers, directors, business leaders, marketing agencies, fashion designers, and a devoted fan base that continues to grow.
Beyond her impressive professional endeavors, Mayra is a devoted individual who values the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance, often spending quality time with her loved ones and close friends when not on set.
Currently residing in the picturesque coastal town of Malibu, Mayra has accumulated an impressive portfolio of over 32 movie and TV credits, featuring notable appearances in a variety of music videos, television shows, and films, including "Locked Up Abroad in Bangladesh" on National Geographic, "Revolution", "Southland", and "Memphis Beat".
Her extensive resume also includes roles in notable projects such as "Machete" directed by Robert Rodriguez, "Playing House" directed by Tom Vaughn, and "Sanitarium" alongside Robert Englund and Lou Diamond Phillips, to name a few.
Mayra's most recent endeavor, "The Wisdom to Know the Difference" directed by Daniel Baldwin, alongside a talented cast including William Baldwin, Lou Diamond Phillips, Andy Bowles, Elle LaMont, and Faith Stanek, has garnered widespread acclaim, resulting in four best picture awards at prominent film festivals and two best actor nominations for Mayra.
