Santiago

Don Santiago

Appearances

Season(s)

4

First seen

"Me and the Devil"

Last seen

"I Wish I Was the Moon"

Appeared in

2 episodes (see below)

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Biographical Information

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Status

Destroyed

Age

495+

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Date of birth

1515 or Earlier

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Origin

Logroño, Spain

Profession

Catholic Priest

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Family Information

Luis Patino - Progeny (destroyed)

Supernatural Information

Species

Vampire

Powers

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Portrayed by

Actor

Ismael 'East' Carlo

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Don Santiago, a Catholic Priest born in at least 1515, was a powerful vampire on the HBO original series True Blood. Played by Puerto Rican actor Ismael 'East' Carlo, Don makes his debut on the episode "Me and the Devil" in the series' fourth season. The maker of Luis Patiño, Don meets an untimely death on the subsequent episode, "I Wish I Was the Moon".

Biography

Background

Don Santiago was born in at least 1515 in Logroño, Spain.

Season 4

"Me and the Devil"

During the early 17th century in Logroño, Spain, Don Santiago and his progeny, Luis, posed as Catholic Priests, spent their time feeding off and raping the Catholic prisoners. One of their victims was the great and powerful witch, Antonia Gavilán de Logroño. ("Me and the Devil")

"I Wish I Was the Moon"

As Don Santiago and his progeny tormented her and her coven, she vowed revenge by casting a powerful spell that would summon all vampires within a twenty-mile radius to expose themselves to the sunlight. Due to the fact Luis had traveled elsewhere during her persecution, his life was spared, although Don Santiago's was not. ("Me and the Devil")