Álex Barahona

Álex Barahona is a prominent Spanish actor based in Madrid, with a prolific career spanning over two decades in television, film, and theater. He first rose to national fame with his breakout role in the hit series "Los Serrano" (2004), a landmark of Spanish television that launched a steady and successful career on the small screen.

Following his early success, Barahona became a household name with starring roles in widely acclaimed series such as "Física o Química". His film credits include lead performances in the romantic comedy "Lo contrario al amor" and the gritty thriller "Alpha".

In recent years, Álex has focused his artistic growth on high-profile stage productions, earning critical acclaim for his work in Harold Pinter's "The Caretaker" (El Cuidador). Most recently, he took the stage at the iconic Roman Theatre of Mérida in William Shakespeare's "Coriolanus," followed by a successful national tour.

Known for his naturalistic acting style, Barahona possesses a remarkable flair for comedy and a unique ability to portray deeply sensitive characters. Beyond his acting prowess, he is a talented musician, skilled in both singing and playing the guitar.