
Xolo Maridueña is an American actor known for playing Miguel Diaz in Cobra Kai and Jaime Reyes in the film Blue Beetle, who has also contributed voice work to Invincible.
Maridueña lent his voice to Invincible, the animated series produced by Skybound Entertainment, adding an animation credit to a career built mostly on live action television and film. The appearance came as his profile grew through the Cobra Kai franchise and his lead turn in the DC film Blue Beetle. It reflects an occasional expansion into voice work alongside his primary on screen roles.
Maridueña began acting as a child, starring as Victor Graham on the NBC drama Parenthood before landing his breakout role as Miguel Diaz in the Netflix series Cobra Kai, a part he played across the show's full run. He later headlined the DC Comics film Blue Beetle as Jaime Reyes, becoming one of the first Latino actors to lead a major superhero film.
Maridueña lent his voice to Invincible, the animated series produced by Skybound Entertainment, adding an animation credit to a career built mostly on live action television and film. The appearance came as his profile grew through the Cobra Kai franchise and his lead role in Blue Beetle.
Maridueña is best known for playing Miguel Diaz in the Netflix series Cobra Kai, a role he played across the show's full run.
Maridueña headlined the DC Comics film Blue Beetle as Jaime Reyes, becoming one of the first Latino actors to lead a major superhero film.
Maridueña began acting as a child, starring as Victor Graham on the NBC drama Parenthood before landing his breakout role in Cobra Kai.
Xolo Maridueña, born in 2001, has been active as an actor since 2011, beginning his career as a child performer before starring in Cobra Kai and Blue Beetle.

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