Latin Film and Recording Star Jaime Camil Makes His Broadway Debut in the Hit Comedy LATINOLOGUES Beginning November 25 at the Helen Hayes Theatre

“The four-member cast of LATINOLOGUES welcomes a fifth when ultra sexy Latin star Jaime Camil joins the company on Friday, November 25th at the Helen Hayes Theatre. LATINOLOGUES has also just been extended on Broadway and will play until December 31, 2005 at the Helen Hayes Theatre.

Jaime Camil is the star of numerous films including “7 Dias” and “Zapata,” for which he was nominated for Best Actor at the 2005 MTV Movie Awards. He starred in this season’s Broadway bound musical “The Mambo Kings,” but he is thrilled to be making his Broadway debut in LATINOLOGUES instead. Last year, he won the Mexican equivalent of the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his performance as Bernardo in “West Side Story.” As the leading man in soap operas like “Mi Destino Eres Tu” and “Mujer de Madera,” Jaime has seen by over 400 million viewers worldwide. He is a best-selling recording artist as well with two Platinum albums, “Para Estar Contigo” and “Una Vez Mas.”

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