Hispanic Actors Who Are Conspiracy Theorists

Conspiracy theories have always found a foothold in Hollywood, with various celebrities using their platforms to question official narratives regarding historical events, government operations, and scientific consensus. Within the Hispanic and Latino acting community, several prominent figures have publicly expressed skepticism about mainstream accounts, ranging from 9/11 to extraterrestrial cover-ups. These actors often cite a desire for truth and transparency as their motivation for challenging established facts. The following list explores the specific beliefs and public statements made by these male Hispanic entertainers regarding controversial topics.

Charlie Sheen

The star of ‘Two and a Half Men’ and ‘Platoon’ has been one of the most vocal celebrity skeptics of the official September 11 attacks narrative. Sheen has publicly questioned the physics behind the collapse of the World Trade Center towers, suggesting that controlled demolition may have been involved. He reportedly requested a meeting with former President Barack Obama to discuss his concerns and demand a new investigation into the events of that day. His outspoken views have made him a prominent figure within the “9/11 Truth movement,” leading to both support from fellow skeptics and criticism from the media. Sheen maintains that his questions are born from a patriotic desire to uncover the absolute truth for the families of the victims.

Eduardo Verástegui

Mexican actor and producer Eduardo Verástegui, known for the film ‘Sound of Freedom’, has become a central figure in promoting theories regarding a global cabal involved in child trafficking. He frequently aligns his public messaging with narratives often associated with the QAnon movement, suggesting that powerful elites are complicit in heinous crimes against children. Verástegui uses his social media platforms to warn his followers about these alleged secret societies and advocates for political candidates who share his worldview. His activism extends beyond film, as he has organized political conferences in Mexico that host various figures known for their anti-globalist rhetoric.

Miguel Bosé

While primarily known as a legendary Spanish singer, Miguel Bosé has acted in several films, including ‘High Heels’ by Pedro Almodóvar. In recent years, Bosé attracted significant attention for his controversial stance on the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccines. He promoted the theory that the pandemic was a “plandemic” orchestrated by global elites, specifically naming Bill Gates as a conspirator intending to control the population through microchips implanted via vaccination. His social media accounts were temporarily suspended after he shared claims that 5G technology was responsible for the spread of the virus. Bosé continues to assert that governments are using health crises to establish totalitarian control over citizens.

Martin Sheen

Veteran actor Martin Sheen, father of Charlie Sheen, has also voiced doubts concerning the official account of the September 11 attacks, though often with a more moderate tone than his son. He has publicly supported the call for a new, independent investigation into the attacks, suggesting that the 9/11 Commission Report left many questions unanswered. Sheen has appeared in documentaries questioning the events of that day and has expressed concern over the possibility of government complicity or prior knowledge. His political activism often intersects with his skepticism of military and government transparency.

Carlos Bonavides

Mexican actor Carlos Bonavides, famous for his role as Huicho Domínguez in ‘El Premio Mayor’, has claimed to have direct knowledge of extraterrestrial intervention on Earth. He has given interviews stating that world governments are hiding the truth about alien life and their presence among humans. Bonavides suggests that these extraterrestrial beings are watching over humanity and that a “great revelation” is imminent, which authorities are trying to suppress. His beliefs align with broader ufology conspiracy theories that posit a global cover-up of contact with non-human intelligence.

Enrique Bunbury

Spanish singer and occasional actor Enrique Bunbury has actively supported theories that challenge the scientific consensus on global health mandates. He has aligned himself with the “Great Reset” conspiracy theory, which posits that global economic and health crises are manufactured to restructure society under a single authoritarian government. Bunbury has collaborated with other skeptics to release content warning against what he perceives as the loss of individual freedoms due to orchestrated fear. His lyrics and interviews often contain allusions to a hidden hand guiding world events.

Patxi Andión

The late Spanish actor and singer Patxi Andión was known for his rebellious spirit and skepticism toward political institutions during the transition to democracy in Spain. While less focused on modern digital conspiracies, he held deep suspicions regarding the “deep state” and the manipulation of historical narratives by those in power. He often spoke about the hidden agreements between political adversaries that disenfranchised the common citizen. His views reflected a belief in a conspiratorial class structure designed to maintain the status quo.

Let us know in the comments if you are surprised by any of these actors’ beliefs or if you know of others who should be on this list.