In the early 90s, Angel Aviles boldly decided to pursue her dreams. She moved from NYC to LA to become an actress. Angel appeared in projects by Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, Michael Patrick King, and many others. In 1993 she landed a starring role in the cult classic, Mi Vida Loca. Angel's portrayal of Sad Girl has become an iconic representation of both strength and vulnerability in the Chicano culture.
Since the 2000s, Angel has worked as a high profile digital producer and marketing expert. She came out as a winner from her battle with depression and anxiety, and today she's proud to say that she finally found herself (maybe).
These days, Angel is a transformational life coach, a motivational speaker, and a fighter for justice. She co-founded Living Firme, a lifestyle brand dedicated to spreading joy, destigmatizing poverty, and encouraging communication. Angel facilitates dynamic workshops across the US, where she helps hundreds of people connect with their inner chingona (badass).
At Living Firme, she and her team provide safe spaces for people of all walks of life to learn and share experiences that foster creativity, joy, and hope.
When she is not at work, she is a mom, a traveler, a volunteer, a tech evangelist, a divorcee, a homegirl from the Bronx, a soulmate, a seeker, and most of all, a genuine human.