Alejandra is a Mexican actress based between Los Angeles and Mexico City. With a natural cinematic presence and a warm, expressive quality, she brings depth and quiet strength to every character she plays. Her look and energy position her as a White Latina with an international appeal—often cast in grounded, emotional roles that live in the eyes.

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She is the founder and host of The Artist's Square, a podcast highlighting creatives whose work inspires social and cultural change.

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Alejandra trained at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York and Los Angeles, and her work includes projects such as Monstrous Villainy (dir. Marcella Ochoa, 2024), Non Negotiable (Netflix, 2024), winner of Best Mexican Thriller at the Produ Awards, and the feature film Línea de Sangre, awarded Best Action Film at the Urban Action Showcase in New York. Other roles include Mariella in Don’t Ever Get Old and Jane in Stars, Planets and Then There’s Jane, winner of Best Film and Best Screenplay at The Cinema School Film Festival.

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Alejandra’s background in dance adds nuance to her physicality on screen. Originally trained in Latin dance and Middle Eastern performance, she became a first-place belly dance champion at a young age.

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A multilingual artist and traveler, Alejandra finds creative balance in learning new languages, playing the Egyptian darbukka, and crafting an absurd number of smoothie combinations