Alexia Moyano

Alexia Moyano? Oh, she’s basically everywhere—London, Paris, Buenos Aires—like she’s collecting stamps in her passport just for fun. She didn’t exactly take the straight route to acting, either; she actually got her business degree first, which, honestly, is wild because most actors barely survive math class. But then she decided, “You know what, corporate life’s not it,” and dove headfirst into acting. The woman knows her stuff, too—fluent in English, Spanish, and French, which makes ordering coffee anywhere a breeze, probably. She started her training with Helena Tritek back home, then packed her bags and hit the big names in Europe, graduating from LAMDA in London and the Conservatoire in Paris. That’s like the acting Olympics. 2012? That was her big year. She played Pucca in the TV series ‘Babylon’—which, let’s be real, is where a ton of people first noticed her. And, not to brag (okay, maybe a little), but she snagged an ACE Award nomination for New Revelation thanks to her role as Pilar, acting alongside legends like Alfredo Alcon and Claudia Lapaco in ‘Filosofia de vida’ at Teatro Metropolitan. And she’s not slowing down. She’s got a lead role in ‘El prisionero irlandés’ (2014) with directors Carlos M. Jaureguialzo and Marcela Silva y Nasute. So yeah, if you haven’t seen her yet, just wait—she’s about to be everywhere.