Daniel Fernandez

Daniel Fernandez has been popping up all over the place lately, and honestly, it’s hard not to notice. The guy’s been racking up credits, from "Werewolves" (2024), which gave horror fans something new to chew on, to "The Kings of Salsa" (2023), where the rhythm basically jumps off the screen. And then there’s "La última gira" (2021)—that one’s got some real heart, you know? People who caught it still talk about the music and the nostalgia vibes. In "Werewolves," Daniel didn’t just play another scared extra running through the woods (thank God). His role had teeth—pun intended. There’s actual tension, a bunch of wild twists, and Fernandez somehow sells the terror without turning it campy. Not easy, with a title like that. Then skip to "The Kings of Salsa," and it’s a whole new flavor. He brings swagger, charm, and that sense of old-school cool that makes you want to get up and dance—or at least tap your feet. The film’s all about music, loyalty, and chasing big dreams, and Daniel fits right into that world. "La última gira" is a bit of a curveball: way more bittersweet, with a plot that digs into fading fame and what it means to age in the spotlight. Fernandez’s performance isn’t flashy, but it sticks with you. He’s not just delivering lines—he’s living the part. So yeah, Daniel Fernandez is one to watch, whether he’s running from monsters or grooving under the lights.