Tizoc Arroyo

Tizoc Arroyo is a Mexican actor and producer born in Puebla. Over a career of more than 25 years his credits include more than 20 feature films, more than 10 short films, more than 40 stage productions and 17 television productions, among them series and telenovelas for Televisa, Telemundo and Prime Video.

He trained at the Centro Universitario de Teatro of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and then studied for two years with Héctor Mendoza. He took advanced acting courses with Luis de Tavira, Rogelio Luévano, Raúl Quintanilla and Leticia Huijara, and held a performer's grant from Mexico's National Fund for Culture and the Arts (FONCA).

He plays the lead in Ana Laura Calderón's Cicatrices en Júpiter, which entered post-production in 2026. He was part of the cast of Dean Wright's Cristiada (For Greater Glory) with Andy García, Peter O'Toole and Oscar Isaac, and acted in the German co-production Atemlos durch Mexiko by Robert del Maestro. He played the lead in four films by Jaime Humberto Hermosillo, among them Dos auroras, which won the Diosa de Plata for Digital Cinema.

On stage he has worked with Héctor Mendoza, Ignacio Retes, Mauricio Jiménez, José Ramón Enríquez, Antonio Castro, Bárbara Colio, Angélica Rogel and Benjamín Cann, and in projects with Argentina, Spain, Quebec and France. In 2026 he played the poet Ted Hughes in Jorge Volpi's Las agujas dementes at Teatro El Granero in Mexico City.

On television he has worked with directors Carlos Carrera, Alonso Ruizpalacios, Gerardo Tort, Francisco Franco, Chava Cartas, Humberto Hinojosa and Mafer Suárez. His most recent work is Telemundo's Lobo, morir matando.

With his production company, Cacumen Producciones, founded in 2012, he has premiered more than ten plays by Mexican and international playwrights.