Julio Bracho Castillo (September 20, 1970, Mexico City), is a Mexican actor and television host.

Julio Bracho Castillo was born in Mexico City, son of Jorge Julio Bracho, a member of the rock group "Los Monjes" and Elvira Castillo, Miss Mexico 1954. He is also the nephew of actress Diana Bracho and grandson of director Julio Bracho.

He started to work in different soap operas as well as in series in his country of origin.

In the series Designer of both sexes he played a non-affeminate homosexual, unlike his partner played by the actor Héctor Suárez Gomiz who, if he was effeminate, in one of the episodes of the show showed the marriage of both and the rest of the characters applauded for their happiness.

Julio is presently conducting a documentary program broadcast by the History Channel, where he takes trips to different exotic places.

Julio Bracho, together with Alfonso Herrera and Sandra Echeverría, starred in a series called El Diez, which was based on football and premiered in 2010 coinciding with the World Cup in South Africa; it was produced by Emilio Diez Barroso and began work in February^[1] In addition, that same year he premiered his first film as a director and producer: Desafío.^[2]