J. R. Ramirez

Cuban-American actor from 'Power' and 'Madam Secretary'

J. R. Ramirez - Cuban-American actor from 'Power' and 'Madam Secretary'
Born

October 8th, 1980
44 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actor with Cuban roots, gained recognition for performances on television. Starred in the series 'Power' as Julio, contributing to the show's success. Appeared in 'Madam Secretary' as the character Matt Byers. Featured in the series 'Manifest', where his role as Jared Vasquez garnered significant attention. With a diverse portfolio on screen, he has become a familiar face in contemporary television.

Starred in 'Power' as Julio

Appeared in 'Madam Secretary' as Matt Byers

Featured as Jared Vasquez in 'Manifest'

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