Jaime Camil

Jaime Camil began his entertainment career as a radio commentator for Radioactivo 98.5 in 1993 before transitioning to television as the host of El show de Jaime Camil (1995), Qué nochecita con Jaime Camil (1996), Operación triunfo (2002), Aventura por México (2009), and El Gran Show (2010). He launched his music career with the album Para estar contigo (1999), followed by Una vez más (2002), which produced the Billboard-charting singles "Dime" and "Muriendo por ti." In 2014, he directed the music video "Perdón" for the group Barston.

Camil made his telenovela debut in Mi destino eres tú (2000), followed by Mujer de madera (2004). He achieved international recognition starring as Fernando Mendiola in La fea más bella (2006–2007), earning a Premios TVyNovelas nomination for Best Actor. He later starred in Las tontas no van al cielo (2009), Los Exitosos Pérez (2009–2010), and Por Ella Soy Eva (2012). He also guest-starred on Devious Maids (2013).

His film debut came with Delfines (1997). He subsequently appeared in Puños rosas (2004), Zapata (2004), 7 Días (2005), winning the Diosa de Plata Award for Best Supporting Actor, I Love Miami (2007), All Inclusive, Recién cazado (2008), and Regresa (2009). Camil also provided Spanish-language voice performances for Bee Movie and Open Season, and appeared in the short films Mariana made in Tepito and Volver, volver.

On stage, Camil appeared as Bernardo in West Side Story (2004), winning the Palmas de Oro Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical. In 2005, he starred in The Mambo Kings and appeared in Latinologues on Broadway. He later led the musical El diluvio que viene (2007), earning APT and ACPT awards for Best Actor in a Musical, and appeared as Captain Hook in Peter Pan (2007) and the Genie in Aladdin (2008). In 2016, he made his Broadway musical debut as Billy Flynn in Chicago.

Beginning in 2014, Camil starred as Rogelio De La Vega in the CW comedy series Jane the Virgin. He voiced Panchito Pistoles in Legend of the Three Caballeros (2018), Don Karnage in DuckTales, and Globgor in the final season of Star vs. the Forces of Evil (2019). He joined the cast of Schmigadoon! as Doc Lopez in 2021 and returned as Sergeant Rivera in the second season in 2023. In 2023, he became the host of the CBS game show Lotería Loca.