Pablo Echarri

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Characters played by Pablo Echarri

El Cuervo — Burnt Money (2000)

A swaggering gangster and member of the crew recruited for the armored-truck robbery. He is described as addicted to sedatives and having an affair with Vivi. After fleeing to Uruguay with El Nene and Ángel, he hides with them and later joins them at a fair. During the final police siege, he dies while trying to break out.

Ricardo — The Method (2005)

One of the applicants selected for the final round of the Grönholm Method. Undergoes psychological tests to reveal professional weaknesses while navigating a tense environment where one participant secretly works as an internal evaluator for Dekia.

Nico — Passionate People (2002)

A handsome, intelligent, and kind travel guide who works for Lucía and is her fiancé. He loves children and agrees to serve as Uma's sperm donor under the assumption of a simple transaction, though the arrangement later triggers unexpected emotional complications for everyone involved.

Leo — Alma mía (1999)

A prominent architect on the verge of his wedding. Mistaking Alma for a hired prostitute, he spends an unforgettable night with her that deeply impacts his life choices and challenges his impending marriage.

Tano — The Widows of Thursdays (2009)

Tano presents himself as a successful businessman and treats money as the only dependable form of faith. He gains admiration through parties, clothes, property, investments, and influence, while defending Juan with both protectiveness and intimidation. His conduct reveals the community's obsession with status, control, and appearances.

Career Overview

Pablo Echarri has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1998. Signature works include At the End of the Tunnel, The Hunter's Silence, Drugstore. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
26
Birth Date
1969-09-21
Birth Place
Buenos Aires, Argentina

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