Alejandro Londoño, born on October 22, 1984, in Sevilla (Valle, Colombia), is a multifaceted artist whose talent has been expressed in theater, visual arts, and music.
He acquired knowledge at the Bellas Artes University Foundation in Medellín, where he cultivated his skills in painting, sculpture, drawing, and photography. Additionally, he trained as an actor at the Débora Arango Technological School of Arts in Envigado.
Throughout his career, Alejandro has also ventured into the business world. For ten years (until 2015), he was involved in the modeling industry, where he founded his own modeling agency and obtained the franchise for national events. He stood out for his contribution to the fashion world by creating a unique runway style called “Pasarela Latina,” characterized by elements of rhythm, speed, and stage expression.
Currently, Alejandro leads a new entrepreneurial project called AL For Artists, focused on providing services for artist development.
In the scene
Visual Art
In Music
In the scene
From an early age, Alejandro showed a deep interest in the arts. In 1997, he began his career as a television presenter on the children’s program “Superhiperactivos,” which was broadcast on the local channel in his hometown of Sevilla. Between 1998 and 1999, he had the opportunity to be a guest presenter on several television programs in Medellín.
Alejandro Londoño with singer Marbelle, after interviewing her in 1998
In 2004, Alejandro ventured into the world of radio, where he worked as a host on a business program broadcasted by Colmundo Radio.
In 2012, he began his acting studies at the Débora Arango Technological School of Arts, where he participated in various projects, including playwriting and acting in a play inspired by the visual artist Débora Arango titled “I Painted What I Saw.”
In 2013, he was accepted by the playwright and theater director Alberto Sierra Mejía into the group “Azul Crisálida” at the Pontifical Bolivarian University, where he was involved in the creative process of the play “Amor Adicto” for a year.
In 2016, he was invited by director Yacqueline Salazar to join the Ateneo Scenic Laboratory, where he acted in several projects and remains a member to this day.
In 2016 and 2017, he created and presented the performances “El regalo” and “El juego de la vida” for the Colombian Art Gallery. In 2018, he started his theater project “El Nido,” which premiered with “Sin Palabras,” a performance of his own authorship and direction, at the Colombian Theater Festival. He also traveled to Spain and opened the art fair “Olivarte” in 2019. In the same year, he premiered and performed in Colombia, Argentina, and Paraguay with the monologue “Cuentos Para Poe” by Argentine playwright Carlos Leyes. The staging of the play was declared of cultural interest by the government of the province of Corrientes in Argentina.
In 2023, Alejandro wrote and directed the play “Má,” which had a successful premiere.
Visual Art
Parallel to theater, Alejandro Londoño has developed his artistic talent in painting, sculpture, drawing, and photography. First, he did so self-taught and later formally at the Bellas Artes university institution. He has exhibited his creations in important institutions and events such as the V Mirades Festival at the Claustre de l’Hospital in Torroella de Montgrí, Spain, the Olivarte International Art Fair at the Centre Polivalent de Oliva, Valencia, Spain, the Palace of Fine Arts in Medellín, Colombia, at the IV Maestro Pedro Nel Gómez Salon in the Pedro Nel Gómez House-Museum, and at the Colegio Mayor de Antioquia university institution, among others.
Alejandro Londoño at the inauguration of the Mirades Festival in Spain in 2017 – Photo by Joaquim Puig
Some of his most representative works include “Albedrío,” a photograph that has been exhibited in various exhibitions, including the Oliva Art Fair in Valencia, Spain, in 2017, and Boreal at Bellas Artes Medellín in 2016, where it received an honorary mention, and “La súplica de Salmacis,” a clay sculpture inspired by the Greek myth of Hermaphroditus, which was exhibited at the IV Pedro Nel Gómez Salon in 2016.
In 2017, he inaugurated “Nascor,” an exhibition of 15 photographs at an important gallery in the city of Medellín, which were later exhibited in Spain in 2018. In 2019, they were formally handed over to the Ministry of Culture of Formosa, Argentina, where they became part of the cultural heritage.
“Art is a state of communion between the artist and their work”.
Alejandro Londoño
In Music
Although his music career began spontaneously, Alejandro Londoño has proven to be a versatile artist, successfully venturing into music. It all started on September 29, 2020, when Alejandro, inspired by a song his friend and producer El Mono Betancur was composing for actress Aura Cristina Geithner, decided to perform that same song himself. This led to the release of his debut single, “De Qué Material,” a bossa nova track released in May 2021. This first step marked the beginning of his love for music, as during the production of the video, Alejandro discovered he could express his art through visual and performing arts.
Guided by several private teachers, Alejandro explored and developed his vocal skills. His musical approach aims to integrate these visual and performing elements, seeking a unique style that sets him apart in the industry.
In 2022, Alejandro released his first EP titled Con El Alma, produced in collaboration with Rosemberg Serna and El Mono Betancur, which included four tracks with 80s sounds. This work reflected his desire to connect his visual art with his music.
2024 has been a year of great activity for Alejandro, with the release of several singles, including “Como El Sol,” “Caliente,” and “Mujer Latina.” These songs demonstrate his artistic evolution and his ability to resonate with a broader audience.
A significant milestone in Alejandro’s career in 2024 was his entry into the Latin Recording Academy (Latin Grammys) as an official member starting in January. Additionally, Alejandro has been nominated for the Cristo Rey de Cali awards as Best New Voice. This highlights his growth in the music industry and validates his commitment to artistic excellence.
Currently, Alejandro is working on new songs and promoting his music career with a renewed focus that combines the energy of the 80s with more upbeat lyrics. His commitment to his art and passion for music continue to drive him to new heights.
The creative process consists of three steps: Inspiration, creation, and contemplation.
