Sergio Marcel Blanco, a talented individual, entered this world on October 23, 2003, in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California. His father, of Nicaraguan descent, and his mother, of European-American heritage, welcomed him into their family.
As a young boy, Sergio discovered his passion for acting at the tender age of eight. Since then, he has been diligently pursuing his craft, taking on a wide range of independent projects that have helped him hone his skills. These projects include the thought-provoking short film "America Boy" directed by Audrey Arkins, the documentary "34 Seconds", the captivating worldwide cinematic opening for the video game Forza Motorsport 6, the AFI's "Banana", the AFI Thesis "Aloud", "Amelia's Closet", and the feature film "First Girl I Loved".
Sergio's love for being on set is evident, and he has built a reputation for being an adaptable and responsive actor, effortlessly adjusting to direction. When he's not acting, Sergio is an avid dancer, having started dancing as a toddler. He continues to refine his skills in both acting and dancing, as these two activities bring him immense joy.
