Jeronimo Medina was born and raised in Mexico City. He first became known to the public when he became the youngest radio broadcaster ever in Mexico City's top forty radio station Alfa 91.3 at the age of 19.
He started acting in the year 2008 when he played Antonio in the Mexican film "El estudiante". Later on, he was cast to star in American film "I Am Snack", which premiered in 2009.
After that, Medina starred as one of the four main roles in feature film "The B&W" (otherwise known to the public as "The Black & White"). He has starred in many short films, as well as Mexican TV series "Fuga2".
Most recently, Medina was cast as Diego Delgado in the Mexican film "Malaventura", produced by Iron age Pictures.
He started acting in the year 2008 when he played Antonio in the Mexican film "El estudiante". Later on, he was cast to star in American film "I Am Snack", which premiered in 2009.
After that, Medina starred as one of the four main roles in feature film "The B&W" (otherwise known to the public as "The Black & White"). He has starred in many short films, as well as Mexican TV series "Fuga2".
Most recently, Medina was cast as Diego Delgado in the Mexican film "Malaventura", produced by Iron age Pictures.
