Elías Viñoles

Elías Viñoles
Born Raúl Elías Viñoles
(1988-10-21) October 21, 1988
Neuquén, Neuquén, Argentina
Occupation Actor, Singer, Musician, Writer
Years active 2002–present
Awards Clarín Awards
Best New Actor
2006 You Are the One
Musical career
Genres
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • Drums

Raúl Elías Viñoles (born October 21, 1988, in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a Clarin Awarded film, stage and TV actor.

Career

Viñoles attended his first acting class in 1998. His first role was in 2004 awarded film Familia Rodante, and his first TV role was "Bruno Sampardi" in the 2005 TV series 1/2 Falta.

In 2006, he portrayed "José Fernández" in TV series Sos mi vida, with Natalia Oreiro and Facundo Arana. He was awarded by Clarin Award for Best New Actor.

Viñoles attained his first lead role in 2007, as Romeo in Romeo y Julieta, a teenage television version of William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet; performing alongside Brenda Gandini. The same year ended with a leading role in the pshyco-sexual comedy Las Hermanas L, with Soledad Silveyra.

In 2008, he achieved one of the lead roles in the nominated drama film Toda la gente sola, alongside Alejandro Urdapilleta and Érica Rivas. The second part of the year started with the leading role in the TV series Atracción x4 with Luisana Lopilato, Camila Bordonaba and Rodrigo Guirao Diaz. And finished the year, working alongside Martina Stella in the drama series for Italy, Donne assassine

In 2012 he returns to TV with the production company Pol-ka, for the second season of Los Únicos, playing one of the villains of the series. In the same year he plays Bernardo de Monteagudo in the historical drama with multiple nominations, Historia Clínica, and begins with the rehearsals of Vivir Desconectados, a play that began in 2013 with Jorge Sassi.

Year 2013 with Vivir Desconectados still in play, Viñoles stars the dramatic telefilm Historias de corazón next to Florencia Raggi.

Viñoles starts the 2014 starring the miniseries nominated to the International Emmy, La Celebración, and the political drama television series nominated to Martín Fierro, Televisión por la justicia: Santos y pecadores, and is summoned again by Telefe to be a special guest in the telefilm Señores Papis.

In the year 2015, Viñoles is called by the same producers of Santos y pecadores to star in the comedy miniseries Conflictos modernos, while at the same time he launches what would be the first single of his musical material, Dejar de Pensar, on different digital platforms. While at the beginning of 2016, he releases his second single, Tanto Tiempo.

In addition to the release of the second cut, in 2016 he is dedicated to the theatrical show directed by Ricky Pashkus, Hombre Viajando en Taxi, in the prestigious Centro Cultural General San Martín.

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Director Notes
2004 Familia Rodante Gustavo Pablo Trapero
2005 El Mensaje Esteban Steve Akerman Also writer
2008 Las Hermanas L Bruno Santiago Giralt, Diego Schipani and Alejandro Montiel
2009 Toda la Gente Sola Damián Santiago Giralt

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2005 1/2 Falta Bruno Sampardi
2006 Sos mi vida José Fernández
2007 Romeo y Julieta Romeo
2008 Donne assassine Davide
2008 Atracción x4 Keto Milhojas
2009 Atracción x4 en Dream Beach Keto Milhojas
2012 Los únicos Borja
2012 Historia clínica (unitario) Bernardo de Monteagudo
2013 Historias de corazón Julián (Ep: "La profe")
2014 La celebración Francisco (Ep: "Boda")
2014 Señores Papis Roman
2014 Televisión por la justicia: Santos y pecadores Ariel Arbizu, "el pinche" (Ep: "El pinche")
2015 Conflictos modernos Mateo (Ep: "Mateo")

Stage

YearTitleRole
2013 Vivir desconectados Lucas
2016 Hombre viajando en taxi El Hombre

Music

Year Title Label Link
2015 Dejar de pensar Music Brokers Spotify
2016 Tanto tiempo Music Brokers Spotify

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Film Result
2006 Clarín Awards Best New Actor You Are the One Won
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