Macarena Gómez

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In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Gómez and the second or maternal family name is Traseira.
Macarena Gómez
Macarena Gómez Pressekonferenz Skin Berlinale 2017.jpg
Gómez at Berlinale in 2017
Born
Macarena Gómez Traseira

(1978-02-02) 2 February 1978 (age 43)
Córdoba, Spain
OccupationActress
Years active1994–present
Height5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)
Spouse(s)
Aldo Comas
​
(m. 2013)​
Children1
AwardsSilver Bíznaga of best actress, Málaga Festival of Spanish Film
2004 Nieves (short film)

Silver Bíznaga of best actress, Badajoz Festival of Iberian Film
2006 La Dama Boba

Best actress, Fantasporto
2009 Sexykiller

Silver Tesela of best actress, Alicante festival
2012 Del lado del verano

Macarena Gómez Traseira (born 2 February 1978) is a Spanish actress. She became known for her many roles in fantasy and horror films.[1] She plays the iconic role of Lola in the television series La que se avecina.[2]

Career[]

Born on 2 February 1978 in Córdoba,[3] she joined the Maruja Caracuel's Ballet School at a young age.[4] She completed her secondary education in the United States.[4] She trained for three years at the Rose Bruford College of Speech and Drama in London, moving to Madrid afterwards.[4]

After some minor roles in television starting in 1999 (Raquel busca su sitio, El comisario),[5] her film debut was the 2001 horror movie Dagon,[3] portraying mermaid-like priestess Uxía Cambarro. She also starred in the 2008 comedy-horror film Sexykiller.[6][7]

By the end of 2013, right after the beginning of the new season of the soap opera La que se avecina, Macarena Gómez starts presenting TV commercials for the Spanish banking group Bankia.

In 2018 she played Dolores in the biography drama historical film El fotógrafo de Mauthausen along with Mario Casas and Alain Hernández.[8]

Private life[]

In June 2013, Macarena Gómez married musician and film director Aldo Comas.[9]

Filmography[]

  • The Game of the Cheetah (2022), by Dan Pero Manescu
  • La Déesse du Crépuscule' (2021), by Dan Pero Manescu
  • Confinamiento Incluido (2021), by Miguel Martí
  • Nadie muere en Ambrosía (2020), by Héctor Valdez
  • 75 días (2020), by Marc Romero
  • Quiero contarte algo' (2020), by J.K. Álvarez
  • The Rodriguez and the Beyond (2019), by Paco Arango
  • Instant Love (2019), by Suso Imbernón and Juanjo Moscardó Rius
  • The Crack: Inception (2019), by José Luis Garci
  • Trivial (2019), by Sandra Reina and Fran Menchón
  • El Cerro de los Dioses (2019), by Daniel M. Caneiro
  • Boi (2019), by Jorge M. Fontana
  • Camisa de fuerza (2018), by Ivan Mulero
  • The Photographer of Mauthausen' (2018), by Mar Targarona
  • Affection (2018), by Ángel Gómez Hernández
  • Up Among the Stars (2018), by Zoe Berriatúa
  • Black Label (2018), by David Vergés
  • Bicho (2018), by Christopher Cartagena González
  • Ma Belle (2017), by Antoni Caimari Caldés
  • The Black Gloves (2017), by Lawrie Brewster
  • Killing God (2017), by Caye Casas and Albert Pintó
  • Pieles (2017), by Eduardo Casanova
  • Relaxing Cup of Coffee (2016), by José Semprún
  • 249. La noche en que una becaria encontró a Emiliano Revilla (2016) by Luis María Ferrández
  • Secuestro (2016), by Mar Tarragona
  • El desconcierto (2016), by Alberto Carpintero
  • Behind (2016), by Ángel Gómez Hernández
  • It's My Closet and I Cry If I Want To (2016), by Inés de León
  • Void Chair (2016), by Xavier Miralles
  • Hijas (2015), by J. Prada and K. Prada
  • The Horror Network Vol. 1 (2015), by: Brian Dorton, Joseph Graham, Manuel Marín, Lee Matthews, Douglas Conner and Ignacio Martín Lerma
  • Vostok (2015), by Miquel Casals
  • Una mañana cualquiera (2015), by Miguel Martí
  • The Heroes of Evil (2015), by Zoe Berriatúa
  • Witch Girl (2014), by Ricardo Uhagon Vivas
  • Shrew's Nest (2014), by Juanfer Andrés and Esteban Roel
  • Vibraciones (2014), by Miguel Martí and Alberto Ros
  • Bath Time (2014), by Eduardo Casanova
  • Blink (2013), by Diego Latorre
  • Witching & Bitching (2013), by Álex de la Iglesia
  •  [es] (2013), by: David Galán Galindo, Roberto Pérez Toledo, Pablo Vara, Javier Botet and Javier Fesser
  • Las cinco crisis del Apocalipsis (2013), by Manu Ochoa
  • La niña (2012), by Alberto Carpintero
  • Papá te quiere mucho (2012), by Lucía Valverde
  • Ratas (2012), by Jota Linares
  • Y la muerte lo seguía (2012), by Ángel Gómez Hernández
  •  [es] (2012), by Antonia San Juan
  • Holmes & Watson. Madrid Days (2012), by José Luis Garci
  • The Curse (2012), by Aldo Comas
  • Intereses Mundanos Bar Mut (2011), by Christian Molina and Serpico Ramses Albiñana
  • The Norm (2011), by J. Prada and K. Prada
  • La última víctima (2011), by Ángel Gómez Hernández
  • Verbo (2011), by Eduardo Chapero-Jackson
  • Merry Little Christmas (2011), by Manuel Marín and Ignacio Martín Lerma
  • Cementerio de elefantes (2011), by Darío Paso
  • Mi primer amanecer (2011), by Chus Gutiérrez
  • Quédate conmigo (2010), by Zoe Berriatúa
  •  [es] (2010), by Paco Cabezas
  • Miedo (2010), by Jaume Balagueró
  • Esto no es amor (2010), by Javier San Román
  • Carlota (2009), by Jorge Mañes and Nilo Mur
  • Un suceso neurasténico en la vida de Ernesto Cadorna (2009), by Fernando Ronchese
  • Marisa (2009), by Nacho Vigalondo
  • Epílogo (2008), by Zoe Berriatúa
  • Vámonos de aquí (2008), by Nydia García
  •  [es] (2008) by Richard Jordan
  • La noche que dejó de llover (2008), by Alfonso Zarauza
  • Sexykiller, morirás por ella (2008), by Miguel Martí
  • Mejor que nunca (2008), by Dolores Payás
  • Acción reacción (2008), by David Ilundain
  • Sr. Rosso (2007), by Jaume Balagueró
  • La Dama Boba (2006), by Manuel Iborra
  •  [es] (2006), by Jaume Balagueró
  •  [es] (2005) by Eduardo Chapero-Jackson
  • Luminaria (2005), by Álvaro Giménez Sarmiento
  • 20 centímetros (2005), by Ramón Salazar
  •  [es] (2005), by Jacobo Rispa
  •  [es] (2005), by Chus Gutiérrez
  •  [es] (2005), by Ricardo Bofill
  • Rapados (2004), by Román Parrado
  • Romasanta: The Werewolf Hunt (2004), by Paco Plaza
  • Aurora Borealis (2004), by Lisbeth Dreyer
  • Nieves (2003), by Alberto Palma
  •  [es] (2003), by Óscar Aibar
  • Un mystique determinado (2003), by Carles Congost
  • S Club Seeing Double (2003), by Nigel Dick
  • Una pasión singular (2003), by Antonio Gonzalo
  • O'Donnell 21 (2002), by Yoel Dahan
  • Rosas rotas (2001), by Aleix Masferrer López
  • Dagon (2001), by Stuart Gordon
Television
Year Title Role Notes Ref
2000 Raquel busca su sitio Television debut [10]
2002 Hospital Central Adela [10]
2002  [es] Susana Aguilar "la Susi" [10]
2003 La vida de Rita Lorena [10]
2005  [es] Gemma [10]
2006  [es] Pochi [10]
2007–2020 La que se avecina Lola [10]
2016  [es] Ana María [10]
2017 Sé quién eres Natalia [10]
2017–2018 Dorien Marta [10]
2020 30 Coins Mercedes Gandía [10]

References[]

  1. ^ García Griñán, Francisco (28 January 2015). "Macarena Gómez, el último grito". El Norte de Castilla.
  2. ^ "Macarena Gómez no se acuerda de 'La que se avecina'..." Europa Press (in Spanish). Madrid. 21 April 2015. Retrieved 14 July 2018.
  3. ^ Jump up to: a b Zorrilla, Mikel (13 January 2015). "Entrevista a la actriz Macarena Gómez: "No tiene sentido que se valore más el drama que el terror"". Espinof.
  4. ^ Jump up to: a b c Reina, J.C (30 September 2003). "Una actriz cordobesa con mucho coraje dramático". Diario de Córdoba.
  5. ^ García Higueras, Julia (12 September 2008). "Macarena Gómez lleva ´Sexy Killer´ al Festival de Toronto". Diario de Córdoba.
  6. ^ Torretti, Barbara (26 April 2017). "Macarena Gómez nell'horror The Black Gloves". DarkVeins. Retrieved 14 July 2018.
  7. ^ EFE (8 October 2008). "«Sexykiller», una psicópata con el armario de Paris Hilton". La Voz de Galicia (in Spanish). Retrieved 14 July 2018.
  8. ^ Vall, Pere (18 October 2017). "Alain Hernández y Macarena Gómez se suman a 'El fotográfo de Mauthausen'". Fotogramas (in Spanish). Hearst Magazines International. Retrieved 27 February 2018.
  9. ^ "Macarena Gómez llega en paracaídas a su boda". Diez Minutos (in Spanish). Hearst España S.L. 5 July 2013. Retrieved 14 July 2018.
  10. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i j k Prieto, Beatriz (2 February 2021). "La trayectoria de Macarena Gómez en televisión, más allá de 'La que se avecina'". FormulaTV.

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