Biography

Victor Solé is an actor with extensive experience across European and international markets, recognized for his commanding screen presence and ability to embody complex, strong masculine characters, particularly within the thriller genre.

His recent credits include playing Carlos Pérez in ITV's Frauds, La Langue in Disney+ Lucky Luke, and Jan Vandenberg in Canal+ Lex Africana, among others. Further cementing his standing in the Spanish market, the short film Donde se quejan los pinos (starring Solé) was preselected for the Goya Awards 2026.

What truly sets Solé apart is the rare breadth of experience he brings to the screen. A former elite athlete and Spanish national track and field champion, he holds master's degrees in psychology and business. He previously served internationally as a United Nations and World Bank officer, working across the US, Kosovo, and South America. This formidable background infuses his performances with an authentic authority and nuance that continue to capture industry attention.
- IMDb mini biography by: Mònica Cuscó

Nephew of Alfonso Santacana and Alejandro Ulloa.

Victor is fluent in English, Spanish, French and Catalan.

For 5 consecutive years, Victor Solé was the lead of the Czech Republic RAIFFEISEN BANK campaign, one of the leading banks in Germany and Eastern Europe, playing the role of Artur P.I., based on the tradition of Private Eyes in the film industry.

For two consecutive years, Victor Solé was the lead of the CARITAS campaign, a Spanish NGO, that promotes the comprehensive development of people, especially the poorest and most excluded. The campaign was based on the film City of Angels.