Kuno Becker - Television

Television

  • 2012: Dallas as Andres Ramos
  • 2011-2012: CSI: Miami as Esteban Navarro
  • 2010: The Defenders as Alex Velasco
  • 2010: House as Ramón Silva
  • 2000: Primer amor... a mil por hora as León
  • 1999: Mujeres engañadas as César Martínez
  • 1998: Soñadoras as Ruben Barraisabal
  • 1998: Camila as Julio
  • 1998: Rencor apasionado as Pablo Gallardo Del Campo
  • 1998: El privilegio de amar
  • 1997: Desencuentro as David
  • 1997: El alma no tiene color as Juan José
  • 1997: Pueblo chico, infierno grande as Emilio young
  • 1997: Te sigo amando as Humberto
  • 1996: Para toda la vida as Eduardo

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