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Ronwaldo Martin

Filipino film and television actor

Ronwaldo Pacheco Nacianceno (born July 14, 1997) , known professionally as Ronwaldo Martin, is a Filipino film and television actor. He is the brother of Coco Martin.

01Early life and education

Martin is the son of Ramon S. Nacianceno and Maria Teresa C. Nacianceno. Growing up, he and his siblings, including older brother Ryan Martin, were raised in a family that would later become a significant presence in the Philippine entertainment industry. Martin Despite these challenges, he completed his studies at the National College of Business and Arts (NCBA) in Fairview, Quezon City, earning a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management.

02Career

He won the Best Actor trophy at the Harlem International Film Festival for his portrayal in Pamilya Ordinaryo.

He has also appeared in the TV drama Batang Quiapo, which stars and is directed by his elder brother Coco Martin.

03Filmography

Films

Year Title Role
2014 Kasal Bong
Tumbang Preso
Social Virus Matthie
2015 Ari: My Life with a King Jaypee
Caretaker Short
2016 Laut
Tuos Dapu-An
Pamilya Ordinaryo Aries
Kabisera Arnold
2017 Bhoy Intsik
Baklad Tutoy
Sorry for the Inconvenience
Ang Panday Flavio's friend
2018 1957 Lucio
Tres Roy Pelaez
Jack Em Popoy: The Puliscredibles Rico
2019 Kaputol Conard
2022 Apag Nognog
2025 Lola Barang , N/a

Television

Year Title Role
2017-2019 FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano Roldan / Gagamba
2023 It's Showtime Himself / Guest performer
2023-2026 FPJ’s Batang Quiapo Santino Guerrero-Dimaguiba
2024-present ASAP XP Himself / Co-host / Performer
2026 Sigabo Lucas Zafra credited as Ron Martin

Music video

04Awards and nominations

YearCategoryMovieOrganizationResultNotes
2017Best ActorPamilya OrdinaryoHarlem International Film FestivalWon
Gawad UrianNominated
Star AwardsNominated
Entertainment Editors' Choice AwardsNominated
2019Best Actor1957Subic Bay International Film FestivalWon
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Sources and credits

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