Biography

Jorge Colón, a Venezuelan-born director and producer, grew up in the world of entertainment, influenced by his father's career as an actor and producer. At just 23, he directed his first TV projects and later founded LETCA in 1993. Moving to the US in 1995 expanded LETCA's reach, allowing him to collaborate globally with top agencies and brands.

In 2006, Colón achieved success with his debut feature film, "Cansada de Besar Sapos," which remained in Mexico's top 10 film charts for over a decade. He continued with personal projects like "Sin Ella" (2010) and ventured into series, such as "Las 13 Esposas de Wilson Fernández" (2017) and the Emmy-nominated "El Recluso" (2018), breaking audience records on NBC Telemundo and Netflix. His involvement in "100 Días para Enamorarnos" further showcased his directorial prowess.

In 2015, Colón founded HERO in Mexico City, a production house contributing to commercials and offering services to clients in the US and Europe.

Recognized for his diverse style shaped by experience in TV, advertising, film, and foreign markets, Colón stands out for his ability to connect with actors, strong narrative skills, and sensibility. His achievements have earned him international acclaim with awards from Cannes Lions, FIAP, Ojo de Iberoamérica, American Advertising Awards-ADDY, an Emmy nomination, and more, solidifying his reputation as a creative force in the entertainment industry.
- IMDb mini biography by: Letca

Son of actor Jorge Félix.