
Martin Norman Bako is a Chaldean-American actor, fluent in English, Arabic, and Aramaic. His bloodline stretches from the homeland of Abraham to the ancient courts of Babylon, where Daniel interpreted dreams and King Nebuchadnezzar ruled with power and vision. That legacy informs his voice and fuels his mission to preserve identity through truth-driven media. Drawing on deep Mesopotamian roots, he brings authenticity to every project. His on-screen journey began with his first film, 'My Mexican Brother,' marking the beginning of a career driven by truth, identity, and the power of story. Martin is also a speaker and preserver of ancient identity, whose work bridges history, truth, and storytelling. He holds a degree in Human Behavior and has received congressional recognition for his cultural contributions. Martin has also served in an information analysis capacity tied to global understanding through United Nations-affiliated work.
Congressional recognition, United Nations information analysis, historian
Iraqi / Babylonian / Chaldean / Aramaic/ Arab/ Middle Eastern / Mediterranean/ Levantine