Erick Elías Rabinovitz, born on June 23, 1980, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, is a prominent Mexican actor, singer, model, and producer.
Growing up in a family with roots in architecture, Elías displayed an early passion for the performing arts, immersing himself in studies of acting, music, dance, and modeling from a young age.
This multifaceted background laid the foundation for a versatile career that spans over two decades, during which he has become a household name across Latin America and beyond.
Beyond the screen, Elías is a devoted family man, married since 2010 to Karla Guindi, with whom he shares two daughters, Penélope and Olivia.
Siblings
Erick has a brother, Alexis Elías, who has remained a supportive figure throughout his life and career.
Born to parents Cecilia Rabinovitz and Ricardo Elías Pessah, the brothers grew up in the vibrant cultural hub of Guadalajara, where family values and artistic influences shaped their upbringing.
While Erick pursued the spotlight of entertainment, details about Alexis’s personal and professional life remain largely private.
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Career
Elías’s career trajectory began in earnest in 2000 with his screen debut in the musical telenovela DKDA: Sueños de juventud, where he quickly showcased his natural talent for dramatic and musical roles, followed by a supporting part in Amigos x siempre.
His pivotal moment arrived in 2003 when he emerged as the winner of the reality competition Protagonistas de Novela, catapulting him into the national spotlight and opening doors to leading roles in the telenovela genre.
This victory marked the start of a prolific run, including standout performances as Daniel Ponce in El Cuerpo del Deseo (2005), Lucas Duval in El Clon (2010), Alonso Gaxiola in La Mujer del Vendaval (2012), and Miguel Carmona in El Color de la Pasión (2014), each role highlighting his ability to embody complex romantic and dramatic characters.
Transitioning to film, Elías starred in comedies like Compadres (2016) alongside Omar Chaparro and Cuarentones (2016), demonstrating his comedic timing and broadening his appeal.
In recent years, he has excelled in streaming and modern series, portraying Armando Mendoza in Betty en NY (2019), Plutarco Cuesta in 100 días para enamorarnos (2020), and Pardo in Días mejores (2022–2023), while also voicing Flint Lockwood in the Spanish dubs of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.
Accolades
A notable highlight was his 2015 nomination for Best Male Actor at the prestigious Premios TVyNovelas for his nuanced performance in El Color de la Pasión, a testament to his emotional range in romantic dramas.
Additional nominations have come from TVyNovelas and other industry awards, celebrating roles in series like La Mujer del Vendaval and El Clon, where his chemistry and depth captivated audiences.
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