Biography
Ana Carlota Fernández García, aka Ana Fernández, is a Spanish actress, originally from Madrid, credited for her compelling performances in television and film. Hailing from Spain's vibrant capital, she developed an early passion for the arts, influenced by her supportive family. While details of her early education remain private, Fernández's formative years in Madrid's cultural hub shaped her creative pursuits, leading her to study acting and hone her craft.
Fernández entered the entertainment industry in her late teens, debuting in the Spanish series El Internado (2007), where her role as a young actress garnered attention. Her breakthrough came with Las chicas del cable (2017-2020), Netflix's first Spanish original series, where she portrayed Carlota Senillosa, a bold feminist navigating societal constraints. This role cemented her as a prominent figure in Spanish television, earning praise for her nuanced performance. She further showcased her versatility in Amar es para siempre and films like Solo química (2015), blending drama and comedy with ease. Beyond acting, Fernández has explored music, collaborating with her partner, Adrián Roma, on the song "Marzo en Febrero," featured in a popular music video.
An advocate for social causes, Fernández actively supports cultural initiatives and has mobilized for peace efforts, notably calling for a ceasefire in global conflicts. Her hobbies include music and travel, often shared through her public appearances. Fernández's influence extends to inspiring a new generation of Spanish actors, with her authentic portrayals resonating globally, particularly through streaming platforms. Her Goya Award win in 2000 for Solas underscores her impact, marking her as a trailblazer in Spain's evolving entertainment landscape.
