Alexandra C. Echavarri

Alexandra C. Echavarri Lecároz is a Puerto Rican, Cuban Actress/Singer of Spanish Caribbean Descent born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Her most recent roles are Maria Nuñez, Co-Star on the CBS TV Series, FBI; voiced characters on known video games; starred as Carmen in Attraction to Paris on Amazon Prime, narrated the documentary "El Arrecife, Mi Abuelo y Yo" on GeoNat Spanish, audiobooks for Loqueleo in Spain and more. She attended Savannah College of Art and design where she studied Media and Performing Arts and minor in Music. Soon after she moved to Los Angeles, CA, studied Sketch Comedy and Improv at The Groundlings School, landed an agent and her first big Commercial gig with Payless Shoes in which she became their spokes person for a span of 10yrs. In between she worked on commercials for known brands such as Nissan and continued collaborating with brands like Tampax, Geico, Mercedes to name a few. Thanks to these experiences and some hosting, she found a passion for Voice Overs and when she moved to NYC after signing with CESD she continued to pursue it. In NYC she continued to study Sketch Comedy and Improv at The Peoples Comedy Club, UCB, the Meisner Technique at Terry Knickerbocker Studios and the Adler Technique with Marjorie Ballentine. She also performed in several sketch comedy shows and comedic musicals across known venues in NYC, continued booking commercials and starred in some Features and Short films. Now Alexandra is signed with A3 Artists Agency, BMG Talent and Encore Talent. Since then she's been auditioning for known TV series, movies and is truly thankful for the many animated auditions she's been invited to. This is a passion, because she is able to mix both her singing and acting talents and loves bringing these amazing characters to life.

As an indie singer-songwriter, most recently Alexandra has finished shooting her first music video for her single "Round and Round". Which is on all streaming platforms, on local radio and has been selected/won a few festivals such as The Puerto Rican Heritage Film Festival in NYC. Stay tuned for more upcoming project still in production.