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A Los Angeles native, Kiko never imagined he would be in the entertainment industry. Growing up in a family with a long history in the carpentry profession, Kiko naturally assumed he would continue the legacy. Nevertheless, after many odd jobs including carpentry, UPS delivery and teaching he began bar-tending, which turned out to be his ticket to stardom. While bar-tending, many customers approached him suggesting that he pursue a carrer in acting because of his striking good looks and uniquely open personality. Finally, after the constant encouragement of a couple of friends, he met with an agency and that was all it took to get him started in a few acting classes. Soon after he landed a couple of guest-starring roles on ABC television shows such as "Once & Again" and "Wastland." He then landed a series regular role on ABC`s "Port Charles"(2000), where he portrayed and developed the character of Jamal Woods over the next 3 years.

Another twist of fate led Kiko to his remarkable film debut. Just tagging-along with a couple of friends to an audition, Kiko was asked on the spot to audition for the film "All or Nothing". He landed the role of Zane, a sociopath and violent street thug. This role gave Kiko an outlet for people to see the range of depth and passion that he was capable of bringing to the screen. All or Nothing won the "Jury Award" at the Hollywood Film Festival in 2001.

Although things were on the up and up, there was still a missing in his life in the area of self-expression. It was this feeling that put him on the path to rediscovering another love of his, Matial Arts. Kiko has been studying diligently in the Arts for the past several years and has attained a unique fascination and understanding for combat which shows through his demeanor. He is competent and trains in the art forms of Bojuka, EKG, Wing Chun, Kali/Escrima, Aikido, Boxing, Fencing and Jujitsu. Kiko is a practising Sifu (teacher) in Bojuka.

In 2003 Kiko started in the long awaited sequel, Bad Boys 2,opposite Will Smith and Martin Lawrence. The film was directed by Michael Bay (Pearl Harbor), and is produced by Sony Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer Films. Playing the role of the ruthless Blond Dread Haitian Mafia leader was like an dream come true for Kiko. He worked in a Haitian dialect and he got to invent and explore a completely new side of himself as an actor and person. This was also his first big budget movie where he worked along side Will Smith and Martin Lawrence teaching him to not only be the consummate professional on the set, but off the set as well.

Slated to be released in 2007, "Lords of the Underworld", Kiko portrays an assassin "Nipper", who terminates his victims using the Sai Swords. Kiko also recently wrapped production of the Independent feature, "The Will of Power"(2007) written, produced and directed by David Rountree who also stars in the film. Also starring is Jerry Mathers, Kathy Lamkin and Jonathan Breck who protrays the Creeper himself in both bluckbuster hits of Jeepers Creepers. It was after this film working opposite David Rountree that Kiko was offered opportunity to join the Psycho Rock Productions as one of the producing partners. It was because of his likability, creativity, eye for talent and resourcefulness that Kiko was seen as a vital element in creating a talented and successful production team.

Kikos also has a profound love and admiration for children, and expresses this through his c