Andrea Ros

Andrea Ros (*born May 3, 1993 in Tarrasa, Barcelona, Spain) is a versatile Spanish actress whose career spans film, television, and theater. From a young age she displayed a passion for performance, landing her first on‑screen appearances in Catalan television series while simultaneously honing her craft on stage and in short films. Her breakout came when casting director Laura Cepeda recommended her for the role of Merçona in Manuel Huerga’s historical drama Salvador (Puig Antich), a part that showcased her ability to convey both youthful vigor and emotional depth. Following this, Ros secured a recurring role as Silvia Fuster in the TV3 series Mar de fons (2006‑2007), cementing her presence in Spanish households. She continued to expand her résumé with notable appearances in the Antena 3 miniseries Cazadores de Hombres, the teen‑oriented El Internado, and Jaume Balagueró’s horror sequel REC 2, where she portrayed the haunting character Mire. Each performance demonstrated her adaptability, moving effortlessly between dramatic tension, comedic timing, and genre‑specific demands.* *In the subsequent decade, Ros broadened her artistic scope, joining the ninth season of Los hombres de Paco, starring in José Manuel Carrasco’s El diario de Carlota, and headlining the Cuatro series Punta Escarlata. She also became a familiar face on La Sexta’s comedy BuenAgente, and later led roles in prime‑time dramas such as Amar es para siempre and Mar de Plástico. Parallel to screen work, she embraced theater, collaborating with Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi on the acclaimed musical La Llamada, and performing in productions directed by Montse Sala and others. In 2016 she premiered the iPhone‑shot horror drama La sexta alumna at the Sitges Fantastic Film Festival. A public controversy in 2018, when she reported abusive behavior by Teatre Lliure’s director, sparked a social‑media outcry that ultimately led to his resignation, underscoring her influence beyond acting. Today, Andrea Ros remains an active and respected figure in the Spanish entertainment industry, continuously exploring new roles across media.