Jesús More
Jesús More is an actor, born 1979.
Televisa's in-house acting school, the Centro de Educación Artística, has been the standard entry route into Mexican television for decades, and it is where Jesús Moré trained. Born in Monterrey in 1979, he began with recurring roles in Televisa telenovelas and now lives in Los Angeles.
The part that made his name is Omar Terán on Telemundo's El Señor de los Cielos, one of the network's biggest hits and a serial that runs on scale and on villains. His work in it is the kind of steady antagonist presence that keeps a long-running drama moving from season to season without ever being the thing the marketing sells.
The rest of the record here is short: Oliverio Santos in Head over Heels, Humberto in El amor no tiene receta, and Mauricio Domínguez in the 2025 series La Jefa. It is a small, focused filmography, built almost entirely inside Spanish-language television.
TV (4)
Where to start with Jesús More
Only one of these is a real commitment, and it is also the place to start. El Señor de los Cielos is a narco serial that has run for many seasons and expects you to keep the names straight; begin at the top of a season rather than mid-run, and follow Omar Terán as your thread through it.
After that the choice is a matter of register. La Jefa is the most recent and the closest thing here to a showcase. El amor no tiene receta is straight telenovela, warmer and much lighter, and a decent way to see him do something other than menace. Head over Heels is the earliest of the four and mainly of interest once you have worked through the others.