Úrsula Corberó

Úrsula Corberó Delgado is a Spanish actress whose career began in childhood, appearing in a commercial at age six and landing her first television role at thirteen. Born on 11 August 1989 in Sant Pere de Vilamajor, Catalonia, she nurtured her talents through acting, flamenco, and jazz dance classes, quickly moving from regional productions such as Mirall Trencat (2002) to national prominence with the teen drama Física o Química (2008‑2010), where her portrayal of Ruth Gómez confronting bulimia earned critical acclaim. After a series of diverse roles—including the historical figure Margarita de Austria in Isabel (2014), comedic turns in Girl's Night Out (2015), and voice work in Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2—Corberó’s breakthrough arrived with the Netflix sensation La Casa de Papel (Money Heist) (2017‑2021), where she embodied the charismatic narrator Tokyo, a performance that vaulted her to international stardom, garnered award nominations, and cemented her status as a cultural icon.** Beyond television, she ventured into Hollywood with a starring role as the Baroness in Snake Eyes (2021) and continued to expand her repertoire with English‑language projects such as Snatch (2018) and the thriller Lift (2023). Her recent work includes leading the true‑crime miniseries Burning Body (2022) and the acclaimed comedy‑thriller Kill the Jockey (2024), for which she received multiple accolades, demonstrating her versatility across genres and markets.