Diego Crevacuore

Diego Crevacuore is an actor and singer from Argentina who is now based in Australia. He speaks and sings in English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.

He built an extensive career across television, theatre, film and digital media in Argentina, playing a regular character, El Mono, in the daily fiction series La Leona (Telefé, 2016) and appearing in a special participation on Esperanza Mía (Canal 13, 2015). His screen credits include Educando a Nina, Violetta 3, and the INCAA miniseries El Asesor (2015), alongside Argentine screen veterans Pinti, Romano and Bassi.

Diego led the digital medium-length film El Amante Perfecto and the digital series Dinero Perpetuo. He also took on a supporting role in the Mexican film Exilio, released in cinemas in Mexico City in May 2024. On stage, he originated one of the three central roles in the Coldplay-scored musical Malaui, un cielo lleno de estrellas, for which he was nominated for a Hugo Award in 2016, and played Tim, the young lead in the opera Lluvia & Arcoíris.

His training runs just as deep, spanning musical theatre, theatre, dance, clown and mime, singing, and piano and guitar, studying at Escuela Valeria Lynch, Fundación Julio Bocca and under a range of respected Argentine coaches, with vocal training under Katie Vigueira. He now trains under Angie Caldwell, a well-known Australian vocal coach and one of the singers at Hillsong Church's City Campus.

As a recording artist, Diego has released four albums: Dónde alumbre el sol (2021), Il ritorno alla radice (2023), Después de Cristo (2025) and Lately, Light, Love and Loneliness (2026). He reached the national final of San Remo Rock in Italy, performed at the Casino di Sanremo, the competition's main stage.

Diego brings a rare combination of multilingual range, musical theatre pedigree and screen experience to any production.