Ronald Augusto Romero Mogollón

Ronald Romero is a Peruvian actor and film director passionate about cinema.
At the beginning he developed as a theater actor and later became an actor, screenwriter and film director.
As an actor he has collaborated in films such as Sulay: ni una más, El Pozo, Macabra and Impío. The latter in the production process.
Romero has also directed his first Opera Prima Manan Kanchu Para which means There is no rain. This short film recorded in the city of Cusco and entirely in the Quechua language, has been recognized in Peruvian festivals.
As a director, Ronald Romero is aware that cinema is an entertainment tool but with an analytical and self-critical function.

Ronald Augusto Romero Mogollón, based in the city of Cusco, is passionate about cinema since childhood. Convinced that the seventh art is a powerful tool for both entertainment as well as for analysis and social self-criticism, he has always been linked to
this industry. Despite being a chef and zootechnical engineer by profession, his passion for cinema has endured, leading him to become an actor, screenwriter and director.
Romero is known for his short film Manan Kanchu Para (There is No Rain), spoken entirely in Quechua and filmed in Cusco. This short film has received recognition and awards at national and international festivals, highlighting his talent and commitment to
culture and cinema.
His career in film reflects his love for the art form and his dedication to telling stories, that resonate with audiences and promote cultural understanding. Ronald continues working in film, bringing his unique vision and talent to each project.