Carolina Iglesias
Percebes y Grelos, the professional name of Carolina Iglesias Mosquera, is a Spanish comedian, screenwriter, and content creator on YouTube. Born in Oleiros, she began her career early, becoming the youngest comedian to record a monologue for Paramount Comedy’s 'Open Mike' program at just 18 years old in 2012. Following this initial foray into comedy, she relocated to Madrid to pursue stand-up and study Spanish Language and Literature at Complutense University of Madrid (UCM). She also studied screenwriting from 2015 to 2016 at various institutions including Escuela de Cine y Televisión Septima Ars, Escuela Superior de Comedia (EOC), Jamming theater company, and Factoría del Guion. Iglesias’s work has spanned various media. She co-hosted 'Yu: No te pierdas nada' on Los 40 radio from 2017. Her collaborations include appearances on programs like 'Zapeando', 'Lo siguiente', 'Operación Triunfo', 'Hora Youtuber', and 'Youtubers Live'. In 2019, she performed in the theatrical show 'Que vuelva Fotolog' at the Palacio de la Prensa alongside Esty Quesada, and hosted the XVII Mestre Mateo Awards with Camila Bossa, David Amor, Xúlio Abonjo, and Fernando Epelde. She also launched the YouTube series #UnaCañaCon in September 2019, sponsored by Mahou, and published the short story “Amor de mierda” in Vloggers Now! 3 in 2014. Beginning in May 2020, Victoria Martín and Iglesias have co-hosted the podcast 'Estirando el chicle,' which has risen to prominence as a leading independent podcast in Spain and was recognized with an Ondas Award in 2021. She and Victoria Martín created and starred in the webseries 'Válidas' in 2020. Starting in 2021, Henar Álvarez and Iglesias have been working together on the comedic segment 'Tarde lo que tarde' broadcast on Radio Nacional de España. In 2018, she published the book El amor, qué movida . She received the Marcela and Elisa Award in 2021 for her work supporting LGTBI+ rights, becoming the youngest recipient; this recognition followed a controversy in 2022 regarding a guest on 'Estirando el chicle'. Her other film credits include directing and writing the short film Sólo pienso en ti , which was the most viewed in its category at Notodofilmfest, and starring in Prólogo a una primera cita by Jorge López Ania.