The Mexican thriller drama Dark Desire premiered on Netflix this month and people are loving the immersive murder mystery. The 18-part series stars Maite Perroni as Alma Solares, an unhappily married law professor who suspects that her new lover may be responsible for the death of her son. Actor Alejandro Speitzer stars as Darío Guerra, the young man participating in the affair.
Speitzer’s character plays a central role in the show. The series also features Erik Hayser, Jorge Poza, and María Fernanda Yepes. Here’s everything you need to know about Speitzer.
Alejandro Sánchez Speitzer was born on May 31, 1995, in Culiacán, Mexico. He is 25 years old and has been acting since he was five. He is a Gemini.
Although some fans have been asking on social media whether or not Alejandro Speitzer is gay, it doesn’t seem that he is. In fact, he currently has a girlfriend! Sorry to everyone who was hoping they had a chance!
Alejandro is dating a fellow Netflix star—one who might be a very familiar face! He is currently in a relationship with Elite actress Ester Expósito. The two have many photos together on social media, and have been spotted out by paparazzi on numerous occasions. They’re adorable together!
Alejandro Speitzer has a whopping 2.8 million followers on Instagram! His posts are frequently in Spanish. His account is filled with pictures of him traveling and playing guitar, as well as promotional information for his projects. He also showcases his impressive fashion sense with every share. You can check out his page here.
According to CelebWikiWorthBio, Alejandro Speitzer is 6′ 1.
Since he has been acting since a young age, Speitzer has quite a long list of filmography. He was a series regular on several television shows, including Hoping Heart, Aventuras en el Tiempo, Mentir para Vivir, and Bajo el Mismo Cielo. In 2019, he starred in the telenovela La Reina del Sur and the crime drama The Club. Considering that his first language is Spanish, it makes sense that most of his projects are in Spanish.
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