Born on March 7, 1973 in San Fernando, Cadiz, Alejandro O'Dogherty Luy is an actor, humorist, musician and director of Spanish cinema of Irish origin. He has gained notoriety for giving life to Arturo Cañas Cañas in the series * Camera Café * de Telecinco, to municipal agent Alfredo Escobar, known as "Caracolo," in * Doctor Mateo *, and to Damian in * Olmos y Robles * de TVE.
With the birth name Ana Isabel Alonso Gómez, although today she is mainly recognized as Anabel Alonso, has been dedicated to the presentation of television programs, to humor and to the performance of the cinema, theatre, television and dubbing in Spain. Throughout his career he has accumulated several awards, including three Silver Photographs, and has been proposed in two opportunities for the Union of Actors and in two other to the Academy of the Sciences and Arts of the Television of Spain, consolidating itself as one of the best known faces Spanish cinema.
Born Juan Carlos Arroyo Urbina and known as Carlos Faemino, he works as a humorist and writer, integrating the comic duo Faemino and Cassado. He also serves as a graphic designer, illustrator, musician, painter and publicist.
José Manuel Trueba, known artistically as Chema Trueba, exercises as a comedian, presenter of radio and television collaborator in Spain. From his childhood he manifested a marked ability for comicity, performance and imitation.
Daniel Martínez Villadangos, who is often called Dani Martínez, works on Spanish television as a presenter, actor, imitator and comedian. He runs the talk show of humour Martinez and Brothers, broadcast by Four.
Paloma Hurtado Carrillo, a Spanish actress, is the daughter of the actress Mary Carrillo and sister of the twins Teresa and Fernanda Hurtado, with whom she created the comic trio "the Hurtado sisters." In addition He had an older sister, Alicia, who died in 1998.
Florentino Fernández, also known as Flo, is a Spanish humorist, actor, presenter, and voice actor. Born in Madrid on November 9, 1972, his full name is Florentino José Fernández Román. He initially aspired to be a bus driver, like his father, but friends encouraged him to audition for 'Esta noche cruzamos el Mississippi' in the early 1990s. He is currently 52 years old. Before achieving fame as a performer, Florentino Fernández worked as a security guard and briefly pursued bodybuilding in 1998. He gained recognition through his characters Lucas Grijánder and Krispín Klander, and impersonations of Chiquito de la Calzada on 'Esta noche cruzamos el Mississippi' (Telecinco). He continued to appear on TV shows like 'La sonrisa del pelícano' (Antena 3) with Pepe Navarro. His early television work included hosting 'El informal' from 1998 to 2002, co-hosted with Javier Capitán, where they analyzed current events with humor. Florentino Fernández’s career encompasses a wide range of roles. He acted in ‘7 vidas,’ performed as a monologist on ‘El club de la comedia,’ and participated in the theatre show '5hombres.com'. He has also lent his voice to numerous animated projects, including voicing Po in the 'Kung Fu Panda' series (2008, 2011), Gru & Gru's mom in 'Despicable Me' (2010), and Noah and Xiro in 'Noah’s Ark' (2007). Evil, and Fat Bastard in 'Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery'. He has appeared in films like 'El oro de Moscú,' 'Una de zombis,' 'Torrente 2,' 'Torrente 3,' and 'Isi/Disi, Amor a lo Bestia', with cameo appearances in the Torrente film series. He collaborated with Josema Yuste starting in 2007 on the play 'Una pareja de miedo' and later on the sketch comedy series '¿Y ahora que?'. He hosted 'Tonterías las justas' from May 2010 to July 2011, followed by the sequel program 'Otra movida' from August 2011 to 2012. He then hosted 'Así nos va' starting in February 2013. Florentino Fernández continues to be active in entertainment. He has recently collaborated on Telecinco’s Gran Hermano 15 and is set to present a program called Killer Karaoke on Cuatro with Patricia Conde. He enjoys cooking and participated in MasterChef Celebrity, finishing as a runner-up. He is currently working on a new project with José Mota and Santiago Segura, and has appeared on Bertín Osborne's show Mi casa es la tuya . He has worked across various channels including Telecinco, Cuatro, Neox, La Sexta, and Antena 3 throughout his over three decades in entertainment.
Born as Ángel Javier Pozuelo Gómez and known on stage as Javier Cansado, he is a Spanish humorist and radio announcer who is part of the comic duo Faemino and Cassado.
Leo Harlem, the professional name of Leonardo González Feliz, functions as both a Spanish comedian and an actor. He was born on November 16, 1962, in Matarrosa del Sil, León province. His family relocated to Valladolid when he was seven years old. Before pursuing comedy, he worked as a baker from ages 16 to 28 and later managed a bar called Harlem in Valladolid from ages 28 to 40; this establishment inspired his stage name. The bar's owner encouraged him to perform comedy. Harlem’s career began gaining momentum in 2001 when he participated in a monologue contest for El Club de la Comedia. Following this, he moved to Madrid to pursue comedy. Numerous television programs featured Harlem, including La hora de José Mota, Cómicos, algo más que los mejores monólogos, and El club del chiste on Antena3. A recording of his performance reached the final of the Third Monologue Competition in 2002, securing him further recognition. He briefly worked as a sports commentator for Radio Estadio, and created the character 'El Bocas de Zaragoza' on YouTube in 2007. From 2011, he toured with the show ‘Leo Harlem y Amigos,’ featuring other Spanish comedians. Throughout his career, Leo Harlem has appeared in various film and television projects. He had a cameo in Torrente 5: Operación Eurovegas in 2013 and played the Mayor of the village in A Stroke of Luck. In 2018, he starred as Curro in The Best Summer of My Life. He has been a recurring collaborator on Zapeando from 2015 to 2017, and hosted ‘El paisano’ on La 1 starting in November 2020. His work continues with the Movistar Plus+ special 'Leo Harlem, 20 años no es nada' released in 2022, and the ongoing 'Leo Talks' program which began in January 2023, with a third season commencing in July 2024. He will also host Christmas specials in December 2024. He has received recognition including the VI 'Lambrión Chupacandiles' award in 2017 and currently serves as a collaborator on the Onda Cero program 'Más de uno'.
María del Dulce Nameo Díaz Ruiz, whose artistic name was Marujita Díaz, served as an actress, comic vedette, singer, cupletista and television conductor in Spain, reaching the fame in national cinema during the 1950s and 1960s. They called her the Queen of the Spanish Journal. He participated in theatre, musical magazines, cinema and television, playing styles such as pasodolar, copa, cuplé, zarzuela, tango and charleston.
Nicolás Fernández de Moratín was a Spanish writer and dramatist born in Madrid on July 20, 1737. His father hailed from Asturias. He received early education at La Granja (Segovia) and the Jesuit school in Calatayud before studying law at the University of Valladolid. Following his legal studies, he practiced law in Madrid and briefly served Queen Isabella of Farnese as a jewelry assistant. As a participant in the neoclassical literary movement, he belonged to the Tertulia de la Fonda de San Sebastián, a gathering where he encountered authors José Cadalso and Tomás de Iriarte. Moratín’s literary output was extensive, encompassing poetry, prose, and playwriting. He published El Poeta in 1764 and authored several significant works, including the comedy La Petimetra (1762), the tragedies Lucrecia (1763), Hormesinda (1770), and Guzmán el Bueno (1777). He also penned didactic poems such as La Diana o arte de la caza (1765) and a burlesque poem, Arte de las putas , which circulated in manuscript. His writings explored various themes, including societal norms and ethical formation; he conceived of theater as a school for ethical formation. Additionally, he wrote three pamphlets, Desengaños al teatro español , critiquing the Spanish classical theater. Beyond his dramatic works, Moratín engaged with other aspects of Spanish culture. He was a member of the Royal Economic Society of Friends of the Country in Madrid and the Roman Academy of the Arcadians, earning the nickname 'Flumisbo Thermodonciaco'. He demonstrated an interest in bullfighting, writing poems such as 'Fiesta de toros en Madrid' and dedicating Canción a Pedro Romero to the bullfighter Pedro Romero. From 1773, he held the chair of Poetics at the Imperial College of Madrid. Nicolás Fernández de Moratín died in Madrid on May 11, 1780. His son, Leandro Fernández de Moratín, subsequently edited and revised posthumous works by his father. He is also considered the initiator of recognized taurine poetry.
Óscar Terol Goicoechea is a Spanish humorist, actor, and writer. Born in San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa in 1969, he has built a notable career in the entertainment world in Spain. He began his journey as part of the comedic trio 'Los Lourviers' with Javier Merino and Lourdes Bedía. This group initially performed in the Basque Country before securing their first television program, '¿Qué pasa pues?', on ETB. Terol gained significant recognition through the ETB show 'Vaya semanita', where he worked as a presenter, actor, and screenwriter alongside his siblings Susana and Iñaki. The popularity of this program led to numerous appearances in zappings and YouTube videos. He briefly moved to Bainet Media to present a similar program on TVE, an action that caused controversy with ETB. However, his time at TVE with 'Made in China' proved unsuccessful, leading to a period of being ostracized before he returned to Euskal Telebista. His work extends beyond television; Terol has appeared as an actor in the telecomedy 'Allí abajo' since 2015, also contributing as a screenwriter for the show. He has written several humorous books with an acidic and lighthearted tone, including co-authored works like 'Todos nacemos vascos' (2005) and 'Ponga un vasco en su vida' (2006) with his siblings and Kike Díaz de Rada, and 'Técnicas de la mujer vasca para la doma y monta de maridos' in 2009. In 2025, he presented a 'negationist' chirigota at the Teatro Falla during the Cádiz Carnival, an event that faced boos and disapproval from the audience due to its perceived promotion of antivax views and conspiracy theories. He subsequently apologized for the incident, expressing regret for not adequately evaluating the content beforehand. Un enigma, mil certezas," slated for international distribution.
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