Federico Barón, a well-known Argentine actor, recalls his early start in the entertainment industry at the tender age of nine when he accompanied his sister to an audition, which led to his first role. He rose to fame through his participation in the popular children’s show 'Chiquititas' and has maintained a successful career in both television and theatre. Currently, he stars in 'Los 39 escalones', an adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s film, which he performs in Buenos Aires from Thursday to Sunday.

In a recent interview with La Nacion, Barón shares insights about his personal life, particularly his close relationship with his sister, Jimena Barón, highlighting the mutual support they provide each other in their respective careers. Their conversations often revolve around their work and familial ties, showcasing a deep bond strengthened by shared experiences in the entertainment industry.

Federico also reflects on the transformative experience of fatherhood, expressing how raising his daughter Matilda has shaped his priorities and perspectives. While balancing his theatre commitments and personal life, Barón navigates the challenges of parenthood with a sense of gratitude and joy, ultimately emphasizing how these experiences have influenced his artistic endeavors.