Until March 2013, Diego Luna was married toCamila Sodi, a Mexican model and actress. The couple married on Februand divorced five years later. Their marital relationship, however, did not end without children, as they share two children, Fiona Luna (born July 1, 2010) and Jerónimo (born August 12, 2008). Diego’s youngest child was named after his mother.Ĭamila Ía González Sodi was born in Mexico City on May 14, 1986. The co-founder of Canana Films is the son of FionaAlexander (mother) and Alejandro Luna (father). Fiona, of English and Scottish descent, was a costume designer who spent her working years in the film industry. She died two years after having Diego. Her husband is a renowned cinema/theater/opera artificer and arts and theater promoter. Luna owes his success in the field of art to Father, who regularly brought him to the sets and also guided him in several aspects of the art. 7 Lesser Known Facts About Diego Luna – The Mexican Actor and Producer His parents
Luna is a popular actor, producer and performed in Toluca, Mexico as Diego Luna Alexander on Decemwith the sun sign Capricorn. He has a brother called Iván Amozurrutia and his maternal grandfather and grandmother’s names are Robert Love Alexander and Margaret Elizabeth Spring. Further details of his family background and formal education are not readily available. He has earned a huge amount of money in several showbiz circles since 1982. Luna soared after appearing as the male lead in the 2004 American dance romance film Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights. El Abuelo y yo, Y tu mamá también, Rogue One, Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights, The Book of Life, Elysium, Casanova and The Terminal.
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Diego Luna was brought up in a house where he played a family affair. As the offspring of Mexican parents who carved out careers in the arts, it didn’t take long for the actor to become part of the family tradition. Packed to the brim, Diego has put his skills to good use in numerous TV series and movies, including but not limited to.
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