An index of media originating in Mexico.
Advertising
Art
Artists
- Anahi
- Sergio Aragonés (born in Spain, moved to Mexico)
- Cesar Arias
- Jorge Arvizu
- Liliana Barba
- Katie Barberi
- Jesús Barrero
- Robert Beltran
- Bruno Bichir
- Summer Bishil (mother is Mexican descent)
- Demián Bichir
- Joaquín Bondoni
- Angelique Boyer (born in France, moved to Mexico)
- Jaime Camil
- Cantinflas — A famous comedian known for his unique style of speaking, made several movies in both Mexico and Hollywood.
- Mario Castañeda
- Kate del Castillo
- Angelica Celaya
- Ana Brenda Contreras
- Natalia Cordova-Buckley
- Joaquín Cosío — Actor.
- Elsa Covián
- Francisco Gabilondo Soler "Cri Cri" — Beloved and acclaimed music composer of songs for children.
- Alfonso Cuarón — Film director. Some of his films include Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Y Tu Mamá También and Gravity.
- Alana de la Garza (father is Mexican descent)
- Dolores del Río
- Guillermo del Toro — Film director of Hellboy, Pan's Labyrinth and Pacific Rim among others.
- Eugenio Derbez — A famous comedian. Has had various TV shows.
- Jorge Diaz
- Idzi Dutkiewicz
- César Évora
- Enzo Fortuny
- Gael García Bernal
- René García
- Eduardo Garza
- Edith González
- Eiza González
- Susana Gonzalez
- Jorge Gutierrez
- Paulina Goto
- Laura Elena Harring
- Salma Hayek — the apotheosis of Spicy Latina
- Montse Hernandez
- Alfonso Herrera
- Alondra Hidalgo
- Martha Higareda
- Hector Hugo
- Manuela Imaz
- Alejandro González Iñárritu — Film director, currently best known for directing The Revenant, the movie that gave Leonardo DiCaprio his first Oscar.
- Carlos Íñigo
- Giselle Itié (born in Mexico, moved to Brazil)
- Veronica Jaspeado
- Brontis Jodorowsky
- Natalia Juarez
- Frida Kahlo — Famous surrealist painter, subject of the film Frida
- Christian Lanz
- José Lavat
- Pedro Linares Lopez
- Diego Luna — Actor, known for his role as Cassian Andor on Rogue One.
- José Antonio Macías
- Maria Fernanda Malo
- Kaihiamal Martínez (born in Venezuela, moved to Mexico around 2007)
- Luis Alfonso Mendoza
- Ricardo Mendoza
- Arturo Mercado
- Arturo Mercado Jr
- Cristina Milizia (daughter of a Peruvian immigrant and a mother who grew up in Mexico)
- Ricardo Montalbán
- María Fernanda Morales
- Sabine Moussier
- Lupita Nyong'o
- Jenna Ortega (born to a Mexican father and Puerto Rican mother)
- Emilio Osorio
- Ludwika Paleta
- Christina Pastor
- Octavio Paz — Poet and writer, 1990 Literature Nobel Prize winner.
- Michael Peña
- Tyler Posey (had a Mexican mother and identifies to both of his parents' nationalities)
- Cierra Ramirez (she was born to a Colombian father and Mexican mother)
- Luis Daniel Ramírez
- Sara Ramirez — Broadway and television actress best known as the Lady of the Lake or Callie Torres.
- Gabriel Ramos
- Gerardo Reyero
- Raini Rodriguez
- Robert Rodriguez
- Rius — cartoonist, comic book creator
- Diego Rivera
- El Santo — Famous for his pulp Masked Luchador movies. Genre maker.
- Mariana Seoane
- Stephanie Sigman
- Humberto Solórzano
- Sor Juana Ines De La Cruz — A scholar poet nun born in the 17th century, considered also as an early advocate of women's rights.
- Karla Souza
- Hugo Stiglitz
- Ricardo Tejedo
- Tia Texada
- Danny Trejo
- Alanna Ubach
- Víctor Ugarte
- Cristina Valenzuela
- Myrna Velasco
- Eduardo Verástegui
- José Gilberto Vilchis
- Pancho Villa — Mexican Revolution general.
- Estefania Villarreal
- Vanessa Villela
Comics
- Black Tears
- Chanoc
- El Santos
- La Familia Burrón
- Fantômas
- Kalimán
- Memin Penguin
- Los Miserables
- El Santos
- Starman el Libertario
- Tetsuko La Chica De Acero
- Ultraduck (First series was published in Mexico)
Film
- Amores Perros
- Amar Te Duele
- Belzebuth
- Biutiful
- Canoa
- Cantinflas
- Cemetery of Terror
- Cesar Chavez
- Charm School
- Cindy La Regia
- Conquest
- El Crimen del Padre Amaro
- Cronos
- The Devil's Backbone (Spanish-Mexican co-production)
- The Evil That Men Do (US/Mexican co-production)
- The Exterminating Angel
- El Fantasma De La Opereta
- La Habitacion Azul
- The Holy Mountain
- I Dream In Another Language
- Instructions Not Included
- Letters From Marusia
- Macario
- Mexico 2000
- Midaq Alley
- Night of the Bloody Apes
- Los Olvidados
- Pan's Labyrinth
- Por la libre
- Quiero ser (I want to be...)
- Roma
- Pan's Labyrinth (Spanish-Mexican co-production)
- The Revengers
- Salvando Al Soldado Perez
- Samson vs. the Vampire Women
- Santa Claus (1959)
- Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
- Santa Sangre (Italian/Mexican co-production)
- Santo contra Capulina
- Simon of the Desert
- Sin Nombre
- Sorceress
- Survive!
- This Is Not A Movie
- Tigers Are Not Afraid
- El Topo (part American, part Mexican)
- Treasure of the Amazon
- Walking Vengeance
- Y Tu Mamá También
- Zindy, the Swamp-Boy
Literature
- The Burning Plains and Other Stories
- The Eyes Of My Princess
- Ghost Radio
- Like Water for Chocolate
- Pedro Páramo
- Popol Vuh
- The Underdogs
- Youth in Sexual Ecstasy
- El Zarco The Blue Eyed Bandit
Live-Action TV
Music
- Agustín Lara
- Carlos Santana
- The Chasm
- Molotov
- Santana
- P.O.D.
- Selena
- Selena Gomez
- Thalia
- Ximena Sariñana
Sports
- Canelo Álvarez
- Marco Antonio Barrera
- Bayley
- Bella Twins (from their father's side)
- Julio César Chávez
- Andrade "Cien" Almas
- Lucha Brothers
- Oscar De La Hoya
- Alberto Del Rio
- El Santo
- Paola Espinosa
- Eva Marie
- Chavo Guerrero Jr.
- Eddie Guerrero
- Vickie Guerrero
- Hunico
- Kaitlyn
- Kalisto
- Juan Manuel Marquez
- Melina
- Mil Máscaras
- Místico
- Erik Morales
- Rey Misterio
- Rey Mysterio Jr.
- Lorena Ochoa
- Hugo Sánchez
- Pentagón Jr.
- Tito Santana
- Silver King
- Sin Cara
- Super Crazy
- AAA
- CMLL
- Toryumon (has a Mexican branch)
Video Games
Web Comics
Web Videos
Web Animation
Western Animation
