THE FUTURE OF CINEMA HAS VALENCIA AT ITS HEART

Valencia is increasingly becoming a focal point for cinematic talent, and one of its shining stars is a young actress who has made a significant impact in film and television. Known for her remarkable performances, she gained recognition for her role in La boda de Rosa, which earned her a Goya nomination, as well as in El olivo, directed by Íciar Bollaín, who she regards as a lucky charm.

Her impressive portfolio also includes prominent roles in popular series such as Amar en tiempos revueltos, Velvet, and Justo antes de Cristo, along with the latest season of Luimelia, a continuation of the original series that has garnered much anticipation.

Recently, she starred in the short film Cuando haces pop, directed by Kevin Castellano and Eduardo Hirschfeld, which was featured in the competition at the latest edition of the Cinema Jove festival.

This versatile actress has been involved in various performance mediums since the age of seven, starting with advertising and runway modeling. Her passion for acting led her to abandon her studies in Political Science to pursue a career in Dramatic Arts. She made her film debut in the short Quadrophenia, directed by Joecar Honna, and has since graced the stage in notable productions such as Macbeth, Mar i Cèl, La casa de Bernarda Alba, La gaviota, and Bajarse al moro, among others.

Her contributions to the arts were recognized at the 36th edition of the International Cinema Jove Festival, where she was awarded the UN FUTURO DE CINE honor during the closing gala held at the Palau de les Arts. This accolade serves not only as a testament to her achievements thus far but also as a beacon of hope for her future endeavors in the film industry.