Alto

Alto Geordi Sabatier, a cherished second-born, graced this world thirty years ago. His mother, Mari, a vibrant Japanese singer, and his father, Julien, a devoted chocolatier from France. Within the embrace of this familial background, it shaped him into the conspicuous soul. Sadly, tragedy struck when his father passed away years ago. Despite the profound loss, their family remained steadfast, supporting each other through thick and thin. Then his mother eventually found love again, remarrying and welcoming a sister into their lives.

His upbringing has left an indelible mark on his character, rendering him with myriad facets. There is a sense of mystery that surrounds him, as if he holds untold stories and unexplored depths within. His introverted nature draws him to the embrace of solitude, where he finds solace and quietude in the midst of life's bustling symphony. Despite his occasional brooding, Alto radiates warmth and independence. Yet, within the intimate circle of his closest friends and family, he is unwaveringly devoted and fiercely protective.
As a result of continuous exposure, Alto was drawn to the captivating allure of the performing arts. He embraced acting as his sole path, starting as a child actor and immersing himself in its world during his college and later years. His fame soared after his remarkable performance as a troubled child in the movie "Bright Memory." It reached even greater heights with his role in "Sonder," where he delved deep into the complexities of a character named "Pascal," a teenager navigating the monotony of city life and grappling with his first taste of loss. However, the world was left in awe when he made a courageous decision to announce his retirement on his 29th birthday.