Danny Pardo, is an Argentinian-born Film, TV, and Voiceover actor living and working in Los Angeles since January 2005. 

Son of European immigrants with roots in Italy, Spain, Yugoslavia, and Argentina, Pardo brings a rich cultural heritage to his craft. Fluent in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and Italian, he has performed in all four languages across film, television, commercials, hosting, voiceover, and live events, embodying versatility and authenticity in every medium

Pardo’s screen work includes leading, starring and supporting roles opposite acclaimed Hollywood talents such as  John Travolta,  Kiefer Sutherland, Michael Chiklis, David Boreanaz, Wentworth Miller, Elodie Yung, Gina Gershon, Lukas Haas, Susan Lucci, Armand Assante, Danny Trejo, Tom Segura, Steven Bauer, Tom Sizemore and Eileen Davidson just to mention a few. His voiceover collaborations include Jason Sudeikis, Ed Harris, Julie Bowen, Ed Helms, Erik Estrada and many others.

In February 2015, Oscar-winning Director Juan Jose Campanella (Best Foreign Film: ‘The Secret in Their Eyes’, 2010) and Director of House, Law & Order, Colony and others, cast Danny Pardo to portray Father Martin in the acclaimed Argentinean TV Series ENTRE CANIBALES (IMDb: ‘Cannibals’). The media and industry people described Pardo’s performance as “an exquisite presence, with warmth, charisma and believability”. Campanella praised his work on Argentina’s National Radio:  “Danny is a find; he has a different way of being and brings a fresh, honest and strong portrayal of a priest from the slums”. Because of Pardo’s universally positive reception in Argentina, he has been interviewed across all media platforms, including national and regional newspapers, magazines, radio, and online media. The series aired internationally through FOX Life, Sony Channel, and YES Drama, reaching audiences across Latin America, Russia, the former USSR territory and Israel, making Pardo a recognizable face on the streets of Buenos Aires and beyond.

In 2014, Disney Studios released worldwide the Animated Feature Film PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE, where Danny voiced the character BLACKOUT, a very courageous and brave excavator and one of the beloved Smokejumpers — a firefighting team that parachutes into raging forest fires. The character’s popularity led Disney to invite Pardo to voice the Blackout toy, which became a worldwide hit.

Pardo’s journey to acting is as dynamic as his career. Holding dual BAs, one in Marketing and another in Business Management, he spent 15 years as a successful entrepreneur before discovering his true passion for performance. In September 2003, just 30 days after declaring himself an actor, he booked his first regional TV commercial for the Florida Lottery. Within months, he secured recurring co-star roles in Prison Break, 24, and The Shield, along with appearances in Spanish-language hits like Anita No Te Rajes, Prisionera, Decisiones, and Al Filo de la Ley. He also worked as a reporter for Univision’s Control—interviewing Paulina Rubio—and appeared as a guest speaker on MUN2’s The Chat.

After relocating to Los Angeles, within two weeks,  he signed with a top commercial agency, booking two National Campaigns for Circuit City and Jeep back to back, as well as landing several supporting roles in independent films. His commercial success rapidly expanded with credits for Toyota, Time Warner Cable, Burger King, Whirlpool, CVS, Home Depot, Lincoln/Mercury, Dunkin’ Donuts, Pledge, 21st Century, and ITT Tech, among others.

His recognizable presence also made him a sought-after print model for campaigns with Nextel, Verizon, Hewlett-Packard, Heineken, Four Seasons Hotels, Ford, Sony, Coca-Cola, BellSouth, and Fort Lauderdale Tourism.

Known for his charisma, discipline, and passion, Danny Pardo’s career continues to thrive across borders and genres. His motto — “It is not what you do, but HOW you do what you do that makes a difference” — reflects the integrity and dedication that define his artistry.