Omar Chaparro
Biography
Omar Rafael Chaparro Alvídrez, born on 26 November 1974 in Chihuahua, Mexico, is professionally known as Omar Chaparro. He is a Mexican comedian, actor, singer, composer, producer, lecturer and host of radio and television programs. Chaparro gained recognition for creating and performing humorous characters on the shows he also presented, and for acting in a range of Mexican and Mexican‑American films. He notably starred in the Netflix musical comedy film Como caído del cielo, a tribute to Pedro Infante, and is widely identified in the Latin dubbing market as the Spanish voice of the panda Po in Kung Fu Panda. According to The Movie Database, he has accumulated more than forty credited acting roles.
Career overview
Omar Rafael Chaparro Alvídrez, born on 26 November 1974 in Chihuahua, Mexico, is widely recognised in Mexico as a comedian, actor, singer, composer, producer, lecturer and radio‑ and television host. He first gained public attention by creating and performing humorous characters on his own radio and television programs, where he also served as host. Chaparro’s versatility has allowed him to work across a range of media, and he is listed with 46 credited acting roles.
As an actor, Chaparro has appeared in a number of Mexican and Mexican‑American films. Among his noted screen appearances are the movies The Wingwalker, La Celda de los Milagros and Sexo y otros secretos. He also played a double starring role in the Netflix musical comedy Como caído del cielo, a tribute to the legendary singer‑actor Pedro Infante. In addition to live‑action work, Chaparro is recognized in the Latin dubbing community as the Spanish voice of the panda Po in the animated film Kung Fu Panda. His career reflects a blend of comedic performance, film acting and voice work that has made him a prominent figure in contemporary Mexican entertainment.
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- Vengeance (2026) as Carlos Estrada
- Vengeance (2026) Executive Producer
- Brothers Under Fire (2026) as Baker
- ¿Apostarías por Mí? (2026) as Invitado
- Circo Gómez (2026) as Refugio Gómez / Lobito Gómez
- Aztec Batman: Clash of Empires (2025) as Yoka / Joker (voice)
- A Father's Miracle (2025) as Héctor
- Through My Window 3: Looking at You (2024) as Omar Chaparro
- Juego de Voces (2024) as Omar Chaparro
- Love Is Blind: Mexico (2024) as Self - Host
- The Wingwalker (2024) as Julián
- Cuerpo escombro (2024) as Ricardo
- The Black Demon (2023) as Sidekick
- Thursday's Widows (2023)
- ¿Y cómo es él? (2022) as Jero
- Blackout (2022) as Eddie
- Eagle and Jaguar, The Legendary Warriors (2022) as El Legendario Tzilcao (Voice)
- 7th & Union (2021) as Raymundo
- The Land of Sokmunster (2021)
- Chaparreando (2020) as Self
- Chaparreando (2020) Executive Producer
- Tu-Night con Omar Chaparro (2020) as Self - Host
- Pokémon Detective Pikachu (2019) as Sebastian
- Out of the Clear Blue Sky (2019)
- No manches, Frida 2: paraíso destruido (2019) as Ezequiel "Zequi" Alcántara
- ¿Quién es la Máscara? (2019) as Omar Chaparro
- ¿Quién es la Máscara? (2019) as Conductor
- ¿Quién es la Máscara? (2019) as Omar Chaparro - Conductor
- Tod@s Caen (2019) as Adán
- The Rodriguez and the Beyond (2019) as J.J.
- Nailed It! Mexico (2019) as Self - Host
- Imparables Una Batalla Para Morirse de Risa (2019)
- Stuck (2019) as Ramon
- Overboard (2018) as Burro
- Show Dogs (2018) as Señor Gabriel
- Valentina's Wedding (2018) as Angel
- Martians vs Mexicans (2018) as El Rey Marciano (voice)
- How to Be a Latin Lover (2017) as Rafa
- Condorito: The Movie (2017) as Condorito (voice)
- No manches, Frida (2016) as Ezequiel "Zequi" Alcántara
- Compadres (2016) as Garza
- Superfast! (2015) as Juan Carlos Del Sol
- Huevos: Little Rooster's Egg-Cellent Adventure (2015) as Patin Patán (voice)
- Pulling Strings (2013) as Canicas
- Suave Patria (2012) as Oscar Alvidrez
- Pink Punch (2004) as Chuy
- Santo Against The Clones (2004) as Adenaido
- La jaula (2003)
- Big Brother VIP Mexico (2002) as Himself
- Latin Grammy Awards (2000) as Self