Leo Danse Alos
- Actress
Léo Élise Danse Alós was born in Mexico City (CDMX).
She is an actress and model of Belgian-Mexican nationality, fluent in both French and Spanish at 100%, with an intermediate level of 75% in English.
Represented by Jerry ML Agency for fiction, and by Queta Rojas Modelos for advertising and fashion. She began her acting studies in 2019 with teacher Margarita Mandoki at Niños Actores Studio, then continued with teacher Paloma Arredondo from mid-2020 to 2021, and resumed at Niños Actores Studio in 2023, participating in the Actor's Conservatory program which includes training in acting, dance, singing and improvisation. In 2020-21 she took contemporary dance classes.
In 2024, she appeared in an episode of the series "Gringo Hunters" in the role of Chapman's daughter, directed by Jimena Montemayor, produced by Redrum. She also starred in the short film "Oscuro" as a co star Julia, directed by Fernanda Atenea Contreras from INAAD. In 2023, she was part of the movie "Líneas de falla" by Sergio Umansky, in the supporting role of Priscila. She was nominated as Female Revelation Actress for her debut performance in theater for the co star role Iris in the play "Abismo (The Nether)" by American playwright Jennifer Haley, directed by Miguel Septién in 2022, produced by Núcleo Teatro, and presented at Teatro Milán with a cast including Pablo Perroni, Verónica Bravo, Sergio Zurita, and José Ramón Berganza. That same year, she filmed the short film "Lovely" directed by Nicole Katzew and Eduardo Moreno, sharing the cast with Carlos Aragón and Hari Sama. She played the lead role Elisha in the short film "Estática" directed by Andrés Cerda from Catatonia Films. In 2021, she worked on the movie "Presencias" by director Luis Mandoki, playing the character of Almita under the acting coaching of Martín Rojas, sharing the cast with Alberto Amán and Yalitza Aparicio. That same year she participated in the short film "#terapias.com" as Paranoid, directed by Mauricio Medina, and played the main character in the short film "Raíz" directed by Elizabeth Ibarra as part of her thesis at CENTRO de Cine y TV.
Since 2019, she has participated in various national and international commercial productions, starring in the Christmas 2020 campaign for Palacio de Hierro. She has collaborated with various clients such as Neom City, Google, Frontier, Expedia, TAF, Volkswagen, Adidas, Samsung, Ben & Frank, Garnier France, Liverpool, Aeropostale, Hyatt, Barbie, Suavitel, Bimbo, Yoplait, Biography, Distroller, and Suburbia. She has worked with production companies such as Dream Assignment Films, The Lift, Madrefoca, Catatonia, The Maestros, Gato, and agencies like McCann Erickson, Publicis Group, Terán TBWA, and KTBO among others. She has been featured in national and international magazines such as Hooligan's Magazine, Earnshaw's Magazine, Milk Magazine Korea, Elle Netherlands, Nins Moda, Revista 192, Quién, and Elle México. She has been photographed by renowned photographers such as Zoé Adlesberg, Jesús Soto, Alberto Hidalgo, Santiago Ruiseñor, Nuria Lagarde, Ximena Morfín, Gustavo Alcántara, Luis Garván, Pablo Valero, Karla Ledesma, Anylú Hinojosa, and Marco Barl. She has been part of campaigns for Mexican designers like Coco au Lait, Very Felíz, Ale Quesada, Spañoletas, and Koalitas. She has posed for the artwork of painter Jordi Alós.
Represented by Jerry ML Agency for fiction, and by Queta Rojas Modelos for advertising and fashion. She began her acting studies in 2019 with teacher Margarita Mandoki at Niños Actores Studio, then continued with teacher Paloma Arredondo from mid-2020 to 2021, and resumed at Niños Actores Studio in 2023, participating in the Actor's Conservatory program which includes training in acting, dance, singing and improvisation. In 2020-21 she took contemporary dance classes.
In 2024, she appeared in an episode of the series "Gringo Hunters" in the role of Chapman's daughter, directed by Jimena Montemayor, produced by Redrum. She also starred in the short film "Oscuro" as a co star Julia, directed by Fernanda Atenea Contreras from INAAD. In 2023, she was part of the movie "Líneas de falla" by Sergio Umansky, in the supporting role of Priscila. She was nominated as Female Revelation Actress for her debut performance in theater for the co star role Iris in the play "Abismo (The Nether)" by American playwright Jennifer Haley, directed by Miguel Septién in 2022, produced by Núcleo Teatro, and presented at Teatro Milán with a cast including Pablo Perroni, Verónica Bravo, Sergio Zurita, and José Ramón Berganza. That same year, she filmed the short film "Lovely" directed by Nicole Katzew and Eduardo Moreno, sharing the cast with Carlos Aragón and Hari Sama. She played the lead role Elisha in the short film "Estática" directed by Andrés Cerda from Catatonia Films. In 2021, she worked on the movie "Presencias" by director Luis Mandoki, playing the character of Almita under the acting coaching of Martín Rojas, sharing the cast with Alberto Amán and Yalitza Aparicio. That same year she participated in the short film "#terapias.com" as Paranoid, directed by Mauricio Medina, and played the main character in the short film "Raíz" directed by Elizabeth Ibarra as part of her thesis at CENTRO de Cine y TV.
Since 2019, she has participated in various national and international commercial productions, starring in the Christmas 2020 campaign for Palacio de Hierro. She has collaborated with various clients such as Neom City, Google, Frontier, Expedia, TAF, Volkswagen, Adidas, Samsung, Ben & Frank, Garnier France, Liverpool, Aeropostale, Hyatt, Barbie, Suavitel, Bimbo, Yoplait, Biography, Distroller, and Suburbia. She has worked with production companies such as Dream Assignment Films, The Lift, Madrefoca, Catatonia, The Maestros, Gato, and agencies like McCann Erickson, Publicis Group, Terán TBWA, and KTBO among others. She has been featured in national and international magazines such as Hooligan's Magazine, Earnshaw's Magazine, Milk Magazine Korea, Elle Netherlands, Nins Moda, Revista 192, Quién, and Elle México. She has been photographed by renowned photographers such as Zoé Adlesberg, Jesús Soto, Alberto Hidalgo, Santiago Ruiseñor, Nuria Lagarde, Ximena Morfín, Gustavo Alcántara, Luis Garván, Pablo Valero, Karla Ledesma, Anylú Hinojosa, and Marco Barl. She has been part of campaigns for Mexican designers like Coco au Lait, Very Felíz, Ale Quesada, Spañoletas, and Koalitas. She has posed for the artwork of painter Jordi Alós.
