Armando del Río
Armando del Río (born February 6, 1970, in Zaragoza, Spain) is a Spanish screen actor recognized for grounded performances across film and television. With a career shaped by character-driven stories, he has built a reputation for playing men caught between vulnerability and resolve, often bringing emotional clarity to ensemble casts.
Del Río is widely noted for appearing in Jamón Jamón as the Friend of José Luis, and for his work in Amor de hombre, where he played Roberto. He has also taken on leading and supporting roles in titles such as Un año en la luna (as Gabriel) and Sinfín, demonstrating range from intimate drama to broader narrative formats.
International audiences may recognize him from Looking for Chencho, in which he portrayed José Juan, nicknamed “The Dumb Hitman,” as well as from Wiped-Out Footprints (Mito) and Valentín (Jaime). He also appeared in Brujas as Raúl, adding to a filmography marked by steady, versatile work.
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