Oswaldo Salas

Oswaldo Salas was born on Nov 03, 1962 in Peru. Oswaldo Salas's big-screen debut came with A Mouse Tale directed by David Bisbano in 2012, strarring Blue / General Rat / Edam grandfather (voice). Oswaldo Salas is known for Vivir Ilesos directed by Manuel Siles, Magaly Solier stars as Lucía and Oscar Ludeña as Alberto. Oswaldo Salas has got 73 awards and 52 nominations so far. The most recent award Oswaldo Salas achieved is Accolade Competition. The upcoming new movie Oswaldo Salas plays is Vivir Ilesos which will be released on Oct 31, 2019.

Peruvian movie, TV and theater actor. In movies, he's the leading actor in the feature film "Extirpador de Idolatrías" ("Extirpator of Idolatries"), by Manuel Siles, in the role of police detective Waldo, leading actor in the short films "Pisahueco" ("Holestepper") by Sergio Fernández Muñoz, in the role of professor Angel, and "Sonata Para Un Calendario" ("Sonata For A Calendar") by Carmen Rosa Vargas, in the role of accountant Alfonso, roles for which he won 120 Best Actor accolades between awards and nominations. He performed 3 voices (magician Blue, General Rat and an old Edam) for the 3D animated Peruvian motion picture "Rodencia y el Diente De la Princesa" directed by David Bisbano, released in Peru in October, 2012. He acted for the movie "La Casa Rosada", directed by Palito Ortega Matute. He has also appeared in the film "Vidas Paralelas" (2008), directed by Rocío Lladó. In TV he played the leading role of Felix Vargas in the serial "Historias Detras de la Muerte" and Pepito in the miniseries "Sally, la muñequita del pueblo" in 2008. In theater as an actor since 1990, he played the supporting role of Ragueneau in the successful play "Cyrano De Bergerac" directed by Ruth Escudero released in 1994 and with a re release in 1995.