His TV credits include Golden Globes nominated ‘Weeds’, Primetime Emmy nominated ‘Workaholics’, and Amazon Prime’s hit Emmy-nominated series ‘Bosch’. Born and raised in Mexico City, Jaime is a graduate of the Academy of Dramatic Arts (Mexico).

Widely known within the Latin community, he stars in many Telenovelas like Amar de Nuevo, Historias de la Virgen Morena, La llamada and El Poeta del Pueblo for Univision. Jaime is in the number one show of NBC / Telemundo – “Betty en New York” where he portraits the role of Charlie.

He performed as Jorge in “The Laundromat” directed by the Oscar winner Steven Soderberg; where he acts with Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman and Antonio Banderas.

His more recent TV project was portraying the character of “Satan” in the series “The Daughter of God” written by successful writer Enrique Torres.

Jaime has done many animated projects giving his voice to many different characters in projects like Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Bojack Horseman, Early Man, Etc.

For the next few years, his work would range from Showtime series Fat Actress with Kirstie Alley to portraying a Mexican President in the action drama The Last Ship by Michael Bay. Some of his TV credits include East Los High and Prime Time Glick with Martin Short. He recently shot How to Be a Latin Lover with Salma Hayek, Eugenio Derbez and Raquel Welsh.

His more recent TV project was portraying the character of “Satan” in the series “The Daughter of God” written by successful writer Enrique Torres.

Jaime has done many animated projects giving his voice to many different characters in projects like Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Bojack Horseman, Early Man, Etc.

Jaime’s acting skills and personal dynamics were evident since childhood. On a day off from school, he took off without thinking and visited Televisa San Angel, Mexico largest TV station, and asked for a job as an actor, which he got straight away. He went on to receive several television roles in the early 1990s and made a name for himself. He then pursued his acting career in theatre, earning many awards from the Dramatic Arts Center in Mexico. On stage, he starred in plays like “El Tintero” (The Inkman), “El Fin” (The End), “Quiero Vivir” (I Want to Live), and many others. Jaime further developed his acting career in sketch-comedy theatre in Mexico, receiving more awards from the Comedians’ House.

He moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career and soon landed roles both in film and television. Jaime’s first critically praised television performance was of his portrayal of a young Mexican Character “Daniel” in an American Soap Opera Acapulco Bay, a Televisa-Fox production. Jaime made his film debut in A Beautiful Secret sharing the screen with Golden Globe and Academy Award winner Katy Jurado. This film earned 11 prizes in several international festivals, marking a new level of success for Mexican cinematography.