Born in the region of La Libertad in northwestern Peru, Antonio Arrué grew up next door to some of Peru's most prized cultural landmarks. He can be seen in Peruvian films such as: La Manzanita de Diablo (1988), El Forastero (2002), Good bye Pachacutek (2006) and Solidad.com (2007). His Peruvian television stardom began over thirty-four years ago with series such as El Diario de Pablo Marcos and continues today on Graffiti, Ferrando de Pura Sangre, Tormenta de Pasiones and others. In addition to being a veteran of Peruvian theatre, film and television, Antonio was worked extensively in Ecuador and Colombia.
Indican Pictures
