Ianis Guerrero was born on October 20, 1980, in Mexico City. He began his acting training at the Higher Institute of Arts in Havana, Cuba, and then continued his studies at the Théâtre du Chaillot National Theater in Paris, France. Upon returning to Mexico, he founded the production company "Artepepan Films," with which he produced and wrote the screenplay for the feature film "Malamados," directed by Pedro Ramírez. Throughout his career, he has been recognized for his work in film and television. In 2007, he received the Ariel Award for Best Short Film for "Fin de Trayecto," directed by Acán Coen.

Ianis appeared in several notable films, such as "Nosotros los Nobles" (2013), where he played Lucho, "A la mala" (2015), in which he portrayed an agent with a complicated backstory, and "Vuelven" (2017), a horror-thriller where he played Caco. On television, he appeared in "Club de Cuervos" (2015-2019), playing Moisés, a soccer player with personal problems, and in "Blue Demon" (2017), where he took on the role of Carlos Ruiz "Viento Negro," a character connected to professional wrestling. Most recently, in 2022, he participated in the production of "La mujer del Diablo," where he portrayed Tarazona.

In 2024, Ianis Guerrero starred in the film "El Halcón," playing "Pancho," a wrestler seeking redemption. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated great versatility in portraying different characters across various genres, solidifying his place as a prominent figure in the Mexican entertainment industry.