Serious Question: How Is Diego Tinoco So Attractive?

Published on March 11, 2020 at 6:42 PM

Netflix's On My Block has an absolutely stellar cast. Among the group of young stars is Diego Tinoco, who plays Cesar Diaz. The 22-year-old actor is talented, charming, and seems to have such a bright attitude. On top of all that, and we have to be frank here, he is undeniably hot. Between his suave red carpet appearances and thirst trap Instagram posts, we're crushing hard on Diego. Check out some of his most irresistible photos ahead!

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Serious Question: How Is Diego Tinoco So Attractive?

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