Personal details
- Birth Date: 1993-04-10
- Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Birth Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
- Parents: José F. Daccarett
- Professions: Actress, Composer, Music Department
Sofía Daccarett Char—yeah, the one you might know as Sofia Carson—landed on the scene April 10, 1993, right in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Her family’s got some serious roots: her dad, José F. Daccarett, and her mom, Laura Char Carson, who’s got Colombian-American blood and ties to the Char political dynasty back in Colombia. Growing up in Miami, Sofia hit the books at St. Hugh before grabbing her diploma from Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart. Then she bounced over to UCLA, majoring in communications and squeezing in a French minor because, why not? But honestly, performing was always in her DNA. She got her start dancing at the In Motion Dance Studio and jumped into the IMPAC Youth Ensemble as a teen. Singing and songwriting kicked off for real in 2012 when she signed with Broadcast Music, Inc. TV followed fast—she popped up on Austin & Ally in 2014, then snagged gigs on Faking It. But Descendants in 2015? That’s when everything blew up. She played Evie, then kept that role alive in the animated Descendants: Wicked World, and showed up for the sequels too. Sofia’s not just acting—she’s been dropping albums left and right since 2015, thanks to Disney and WaterTower Music. She even voiced Keemia (aka Sand Girl) in Marvel’s Spider-Man series and finally dove into film drama with Asbury Park in 2018, acting alongside the likes of Ron Perlman. The woman’s everywhere, honestly.
She’s got this wild talent for languages—English, Spanish, French, all rolling off her tongue like she’s been speaking them forever. Not just a few words here and there, either. She can flip from one to another mid-conversation and barely miss a beat. You know those scenes in movies where someone strolls through a crowded market, chatting up locals in their own language? That’s her, no subtitles needed. It’s not just impressive, it’s kind of intimidating, honestly. People throw her the trickiest idioms, thinking they’ll trip her up, but nope—she fires right back, sometimes with a joke that lands perfectly. It makes her blend in pretty much anywhere, makes it easy for her to pick up on secrets or get info that others would totally miss. You get the sense she’s got stories in every corner of the globe, and she’s probably picked up a few more languages just for fun.
April 10, 1993
5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
José F. Daccarett and Surekha
32 years old