Daniela Casas(II)
- Actress
Daniela Casas is a Spanish child actress born in the province of Alicante, Spain. She has established herself as one of the most promising young talents in film and television in her country.
Early Years and Beginnings
Daniela grew up in a family deeply connected to the arts, sharing her passion for acting with her younger sister, Noah Casas, also a child actress. She began her acting classes with director and coach of young performers Carlos Marbán, with whom she continues her training. She has also developed communication skills in sign language and, in addition to Spanish, is fluent in Valencian and English.
Rise to Fame
Her big break came in 2021, when she was just 8 years old. She was cast in a leading role in the suspense film El formal (The Mud), directed by Iñaki Sánchez Arrieta. In this production, she had the opportunity to film and share scenes directly with established figures of Spanish cinema such as Paz Vega and Raúl Arévalo, which earned her significant attention from the press and film critics.
Consolidation in Film
After her debut, her career experienced rapid growth, with consecutive participation in projects of various genres and repeated leading roles with her mentor, Carlos Marbán:
Horror Films: She was part of the cast of the Netflix film Sister Death (2023), directed by the prestigious director Paco Plaza.
Family Comedy: She participated in The Hotel of Chaos (2023), the sequel to the successful film García and García.
Drama and Charity Projects: She acted under the direction of Paco Arango in the film My Other Jon (2023). Leading Roles with Carlos Marbán: She has starred in the horror films Cursed (2023) and The Photographer (2025), solidifying a close artistic partnership with the director.
Despite her youth, Daniela Casas has built a solid filmography, working regularly with top-tier directors and platforms in the Spanish entertainment industry.
Despite her youth, Daniela Casas has built a solid filmography, working regularly with top-tier directors and platforms in the Spanish entertainment industry.











