Meet Eduardo Santamarina's Children Twin Sons and a Daughter

Eduardo Santamarina's children include a set of twin sons and a daughter, all of whom he shares with different partners. Even though the actor is private about his family, he has shared glimpses of his life as a father on social media.

Eduardo Santamarina is a renowned Mexican actor who has established himself as a leading figure in the entertainment industry. Born on July 9, 1968, in Mexico, he began acting in the early 1990s by starring in several series. He has since become a well-known figure in both Mexican television and film.

The actor's first television appearance was on the Mexican series "El abuelo y yo." He quickly gained recognition for his talent and was cast in several popular telenovelas, including "De frente al sol," "Marisol," "Salud, dinero y amor," and "Velo de novia."

Eduardo Santamarina at a press conference to promote the theater play "La Verdad" on September 17, 2018, in Mexico | Source: Getty Images

In addition to his work on television, Eduardo has appeared in several Mexican films, including "Cuando sea joven," "Il commissario Zagaria," and "Ya no los hacen como antes."

His film roles have showcased his versatility and helped solidify his status as one of Mexico's most respected actors. Besides being an actor, he is also a businessman who owns a catering company and a restaurant in his hometown.

Jose Eduardo Santamarina Cantoral Is Eduardo Santamarina's Son Following in His Father's Footsteps

Jose Eduardo is one of the twin sons of the actor from his first wife, Mexican actress Itatí Cantoral. He uses his second name and has followed in his father's footsteps by pursuing a career in the entertainment industry.

He was born in 2000 and made his acting debut in 2018 when he played the role of Plutarco in "José José: El príncipe de la canción," alongside his mother. Unlike other Mexican actors like Diego Calva, Jose's love life is private.

According to his Instagram page, he travels a lot. According to his bio, he is an "ambassador for the voice of the voiceless and unrepresented stories." He is also studying at the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art.

Roberto Miguel Santamarina Cantoral Is a Soccer Player

Roberto Miguel is the second twin son of his father, and he has tried to be an actor. He acted alongside his mother and twin brother in the 2018 series, "José José: El príncipe de la canción."

However, he gave up acting and became an athlete. He is now a soccer player for Radford's University Highlanders in Virginia and hopes to play in the Big South Conference.

Additionally, he will study engineering physics while playing soccer for the university's men's team. He is also in a relationship with blogger Zaire Renata, and they celebrated their third anniversary in January 2023.

Roberto and his brother are not the only children of their parents, as they have two younger sisters. Their mother revealed she was expecting a baby girl, Maria Itatí, in 2008 with her then-fiancé, Carlos Alberto. Their second sister is their father's daughter, Julia.

Julia Santamarina Is Eduardo Santamarina's Only Daughter

Julia Santamarina is the only daughter of her father and his actress wife, Mayrín Villanueva. She was born on July 18, 2009, and was found to have dysplasia, just like Gaten Matarazzo and Marina Pearl LeBlanc.

However, her congenital condition caused her to have surgery every four years after birth until she finished growing. She was one in 50,000 to have been born with the disease, which caused the bones in her left leg not to grow as quickly as those in her right leg, causing a five centimeters difference.

Before she was three, she had her first surgery, and her mother revealed she was a true warrior. The love, care, and support she received from her parents also helped her overcome.

Roberto Miguel Santamarina Cantoral, Jose Eduardo Santamarina Cantoral, Eduardo Santamarina, Sebastian Poza, Romina Poza, Mayrín Villanueva, and Julia Santamarina at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards on August 19, 2017, in Mexico | Source: Getty Images

In 2019, Mayrín revealed that Julia was not interested in acting but wanted to be a veterinarian as she loved animals, and they owned several animals in their home.

Her parents had met in 2007 when they starred in "I Love Juan Querendón." Two years later, they tied the knot after her mother's divorce. She is not the only child of her mother, as she has two maternal half-siblings along with her paternal half-brothers.

Her mother was married to actor Jorge Poza, and they welcomed their first child, a daughter, Romina Poza, in 2000 and their second child, a son, Sebastian Poza, in 2003.

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