Pablo Lyle
Pablo Lyle is a Mexican actor, born on 18th November 1986, in the city of Mazatlán, Sinaloa. After matriculating from a small Catholic school in his hometown, he skipped out on furthering his studies, preferring to focus on his modelling career instead. The disgraced actor was charged with manslaughter in 2019, and is currently serving a prison sentence.
Career
Pablo’s acting career started in 2005, with uncredited roles doing commercials. In 2006, he was cast as Emmanuel Pérez López in the telenovela “Código postal”, a role that lasted until 2007. His first leading role came two years later, when he played Baldomero Pérez Olmos, one of the four main characters in “Verano de amor”. In 2010, he appeared as Cano in the series “Mujeres asesinas”, followed by a role as José López Torres in the telenovela “Una familia con suerte”, after which Pablo joined the cast of “Cachito de cielo”, playing Matías Salazar Silva.
He also dabbled in theater with a role in “Cuatro XXXX”, and played Esteban Narváez Gutiérrez in “Por siempre mi amor”. A year before his breakout role as Cristóbal Mendoza Rivero in “La sombra del pasado”, Pablo also appeared as Sandro in an episode of “Como dice el dicho”.
Pablo’s portrayal of Cristóbal helped him become a mainstream actor in Mexico, as he later appeared in “La rosa de Guadalupe” as Cano, had a recurring role as Alonso Ferrer Castellanos in “Corazón que miente”, and played Rodrigo Villacencio Solana in “Mi adorable maldición”. During that time, the actor also participated in the theater plays “Mi amiga la gorda” and “Divorciémonos mi amor”; however, his career would come to a grinding halt just two years after this role.
Some of Pablo’s career highlights include his first TVyNovelas award for Best New Actor in 2012, being voted one of the top 50 most handsome celebrities by People en Español magazine, and his numerous nominations in different categories. It remains uncertain why Pablo stopped working from 2017 to 2019, but it’s possible that he was focusing on raising the two children he shares with his wife of nine years, Ana Araujo.
