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Chino Ramos is an actor, singer, and musician based in NYC. He has worked in TV/film, commercials, musical theatre, opera, and classical music. Most recently, he starred in the world premiere of Pandimia: Act of Gods, written by Jason S. Abrams and directed by Jonathan McLawhorn (Midtown International Theatre Festival).

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Other stage credits include the world premiere of Canciones (directed by Rebecca Martinez); the first spanish production of In the Heights (directed and choreographed by original broadway cast member Luis Salgado); and the world premiere of Anne Washburn and Dave Malloy's Little Bunny Foo Foo (directed by Les Waters).

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TV credits include "Daredevil: Born Again," and "Blue Bloods."

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As a classical musician and singer, Chino has performed with the San Antonio Opera, El Paso Opera, El Paso Symphony,  and has held various positions as a classical soloist in professional choral groups and church music programs.

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Chino attended the University of Texas (San Antonio and El Paso) where he studied vocal performance, musical theatre, and string instruments. He received his acting training from Hunter College and the Stella Adler Studio. Chino teaches private instruction and coaching in voice, guitar, acting, and strings.