Trivia: The daughter of a popular Mexican soap opera actor, the beautiful Kate del Castillo had been a working actress for over a decade when she had her big breakthrough in the telenovela Muchachitas in 1991. She worked on a number of those programs for the next ten years, and then had a successful run with a worldwide tour of the play Love Letters. Her fame became large enough that the Spanish language version of People magazine named her one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world in 2011. Castillo was married for more than three years to soccer player Luis Garcia, and she was also hitched to fellow Mexican actor Aaron Diaz, for just shy of two years.In addition to her acting work, Castillo has taken many public political positions, some of which were considered controversial. She has worked to stop human trafficking, and has done work with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.She has appeared in a handful of films including Bordertown, No Good Deed, and provided a voice for the animated movie The Book of Life. She also has appeared on the television programs CSI: Miami, Grimm, and she enjoyed a recurring part in the fifth season of the Showtime series Weeds, where she played a political power broker and was a nemesis to the program's main character.

Trivia: One of Mexico's most popular actors. Is the Spanish-language voice of Donkey in Shrek and Shrek 2. Has a degree in Film Directing from the Mexican Institute of Cinematography and Theatre, and one in Acting from Televisa's Acting School. Hosted the 2009 and 2010 Latin Grammy Awards. Landed the role of a Mexican gardener in the 2011 Adam Sandler comedy Jack and Jill after Sandler's staff suggested Derbez for the part. Has authored two books on comedy.

Trivia: Few aspiring actresses could ever hope to experience the early career success of Ugly Betty starlet America Ferrera. In the scant four years after earning a Sundance Jury Award, an Independent Spirit Award nomination, and a Young Artist Award nomination for her role as a first-generation Mexican-American girl teetering on the cusp of womanhood for Real Women Have Curves, the hardworking actress rose quickly through the ranks to become one of television's brightest young stars.A Los Angeles native and the youngest of six siblings born to Honduran parents, Ferrera, born April 18, 1984, was raised by her mother in Woodland Hills, CA. Though at first hesitant to pursue a career on camera, the natural-born actress and high school valedictorian displayed an instinctive talent on the stage that seemed to signal she had found her true calling. It was during this time that Ferrera began working as a waitress to fund her classes and pay for headshots, and shortly thereafter she made her screen debut as a cheerleader in the Disney Channel feature Gotta Kick It Up! (2002). Later, while attending summer theater camp at Northwestern University, Ferrera taped an audition for Real Women Have Curves; after six auditions, she was ecstatic to learn that she had been cast as first-generation American Ana Garcia. It was the perfect role for the emerging actress, as she too was among the first of her family to be born in America.In the following two years, Ferrera appeared in a number of film and television projects while studying International Relations and Theater at the University of Southern California, with high-profile roles in The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and Lords of Dogtown helping to form a solid foundation for an enduring career. Roles in the addiction drama 3:52 and the working-class drama Steel City were quick to follow, and in 2006 Ferrera became a small-screen sensation with her role as an unattractive secretary working for a popular fashion magazine in ABC's Ugly Betty. An Americanized remake of the popular Columbian comedy drama Yo Soy Betty, la Fea, Ugly Betty was produced by screen star Salma Hayek and became an immediate hit with viewers. When the Golden Globes were handed out in early 2007, young star Ferrera was visibly thrilled to be bestowed with a Best Actress award for her work on the series. She also won a the Screen Actors Guild Award for Female Actor in a Comedy Series shortly thereafter. That same year, Ferrera would expand her resumé to include the role of producer for the dramatic crime thriller Towards Darkness -- in which she also starred as a girl who shares a sensitive relationship with a young kidnapping victim.2008 saw Ferrera with a starring role in The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2, and the actress would voice the role of Astrid in 2010's animated hit How to Train Your Dragon. The same year, Ferrera appeared in The Dry Land; the film premiered at te Sundance Film Festival in 2010, and won the Filmmaker Award for Best Narrative Feature at the Dallas International Film Festival. Ferrera will co-star alongside Rosario Dawson in Chavez, a biopic depicting the life of labor activist Cesar E. Chavez slated for release in 2013.

Trivia: Produced the musical Aventurera, which toured in Mexico and parts of the United States. Was honored in Veracruz in 2009 for her long artistic career. Won a Lifetime Achievement Award from the TVyNovelas Awards in 2013.

Trivia: Was raised a Jehovah's Witness. Attended the University of Nebraska on a cheerleading scholarship. Dropped everything, including college, when he moved from Nebraska to Atlanta to pursue acting after a 45-minute phone conversation with Judson Vaughn, who at the time was the CEO and founder of WHAT Films. Landed his first role in the movie Delivery Boy Chronicles, in which he played "Mexican leaf blower." Arrived in Los Angeles in 2003 and found steady work appearing in national commercials for such brands as McDonalds, Toyota, Avis, Miller beer and State Farm. Won Best Actor at the 2007 ALMA Awards for playing a troubled gay teenager named Carlos in Quinceaera. Appeared on Broadway as Sergio the Handyman in The Pee-wee Herman Show.

Trivia: Was born in the United States to a Venezuelan mother and a Columbian-American father, but grew up in Venezuela. Rose to popularity in 1992 when cast in the role of Estrellita Montenegro in the Venezuelan telenovela Cara sucia. Made her American movie debut in 2006 with a starring role in the black comedy Cyxork 7, also starring Ray Wise. Assumed the leading role of Luisa Dominguez in the soap opera Olvidarte jamás in 2006. Switched from playing heroines to portray the scheming Elena Torres on the 2007 Telemundo series Pecados ajenos. Met partner Ricardo Chávez on the set of Marido en aquiler in 2013.