Renowned Spanish actress who has been working in the film and television industry for 15 years, she began her career as one of the main characters in the successful teenage series Física o Química. The series aired on Antena 3 and ran for 7 seasons; since then, she has been continuously adding new projects.

She has also starred in leading series such as Velvet Colección (Movistar+), a hit in all Spanish-speaking countries, La Catedral del Mar (Antena 3) and is part of the cast of Promesas de Arena (TVE1). Another of her television titles is La Favorita 1922 (Tele 5), starring alongside a major cast and a great success in terms of screen share. It is now also available on Netflix and numerous international platforms. Her latest series projects include a soon-to-be-released international series and Camino a Arcadia (Vix and HBO), a series with great international impact.

In cinema, she has participated in feature films including A Tres Metros Sobre el Cielo, directed by Fernando González Molina, which was a major box-office hit in Spain. She is also in Juan de los Muertos, directed by Alejandro Brugués, which won the Goya for Best Ibero-American Film. She also participates in Xtremo, directed by Daniel Benmayor, the first Spanish action film on Netflix and one of the most watched films in 2021.

Her latest works include Todos Lo Hacen (by Martín Cuervo), Nueva Tierra (by Mario Pagano), Sigma (by Daniel Benmayor), Mientras Cupido No Esté (by Alejandro Aimetta) and Pequeños Calvarios (by Javier Polo).

She is currently filming the series El Laberinto de las Mariposas.

Born in Buenos Aires in 1968, he has been Vice-President of the National Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts of the Republic of Argentine (INCAA, 2017-2018) and President of the Mar del Plata International Film Festival (Class A, FIAPF, 2020-2024).

As a film critic, he works for written media such as El Amante Cine, Otros Cines, Diario Bae, Diario Crónica, Escribiendo Cine, for television where he creates and hosts Cinema mon amour on Canal A and for radio where he creates and hosts La autopista del Sur, which has been broadcast weekly since 2010. A regular attendee at festivals all over the world, he has been a jury member at festivals such as Torino, Beijing, Shanghai, Chicago, Montevideo (FCIU), Mar del Plata, Lima, San Sebastian, Tallinn and Venice.

As a critic, he is one of the Argentinean journalists who vote for the Golden Globes, a member of the Argentinean Film Academy and President of the Association of Friends of the Buenos Aires Film Museum.
 

He is studying psychology and film and directs several short films and a feature-length documentary. His short films include Nenyure, nominated for the Goya Award for Best Documentary Short, and La Presa, selected for numerous Spanish and international festivals.

Since 1999, he has been involved in several film festivals as a director, programmer, curator or collaborator (Gijón International Film Festival, Petronila, Burgos Film Festival, Curtocircuíto, Short Film Week of the Community of Madrid, Mecal, etc.).
He is artistic director of the Aguilar Film Festival and director of PequeFilmes (Santiago de Compostela).

Between 1999 and 2009 he was editor-in-chief of film magazine Video Actualidad and since 2011 he has co-directed Cortosfera.es, the first online magazine in Spanish dedicated exclusively to short films.