Daniele Blando

Daniele was born in Rome (April 21, 1974) in the Trastevere district, near the church of San Cosimato in the historic "Regina Margherita" hospital, to Roman parents but grew up in the peripheral district of Magliana.

At the age of 11, he saw the immense Gigi Proietti perform "Er fattaccio der Vicolo der Moro" on TV, and was so fascinated by it that he promised himself that one day he would make that powerful monologue "his own." Already in 1993, dreaming of performing that long-desired monologue and also following in the footsteps of his grandfather Oscar Blando (an actor from 1948 to 1956 during the neo-realism period), he approached the world of entertainment. In 2001, he decided to dedicate his life completely to the art of acting.

Over time, he gained experience in film and theater, eventually playing roles in Italian and international productions. He also acted in various music videos with well-known names in Italian Rap music, including Salmo, Noyz Narcos, Coez, Mezzo Sangue, and other artists in the genre. In 2008, he began his first experiences behind the camera, collaborating on short films, music videos, and independent films. Today, he continues to act in major film productions and, at the same time, to write and direct his purely independent work, finding excellent success.