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Sai Piña

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Sai Piña was born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. Sai was an athlete and a dancer throughout his childhood to adulthood competing at the collegiate level for Track and field and Basketball. It was not until he finished his educational career did Sai Piña begin his journey as an actor. Landing his first few supporting roles in the independent feature films "Ebony Hustle" where he plays Mark, "NOVA" where he plays the android Troy, and "Free dead or alive where he played the Hustler. He was able to land his first Network TV cameo on the CW as a male dancer in the first season of "Walker." He got his first lead role on the VH1 Network show My True Crime Story where he starred as a reenactment actor. He has then made a couple more appearances in season 1 and 2. Sai Piña continues to use what he has learned as an athlete and physical therapist to continue to assist him in staying healthy and fit for his acting roles. Sai continues to build on his passion and artistry of acting. Always seeking to learn more about life, spirituality, and the telling of stories, he hopes to continue to improve his craft and creativity as an actor and artist.

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