Nuria González

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Nuria González (born 16 May 1962) is a Spanish actress.

González was born in Málaga. She is popular thanks to her appearances in several TV shows and series, but she has a long career as a film and stage actress ( in Teatro Alcázar, Bodas de sangre, Cinco cubiertos, Fiestas gordas del vino y del tocino, Orgía, María Sarmiento...)

Films[]

• 2003: Torremolinos 73.
• 2005: .
• 2006: .
• 2007: Mataharis.
• 2007: .

Television[]

• (1995–1997)
• Manos a la obra (1997–2000) Antena 3.
• (2002) Telecinco.
• Padre Coraje (2002) Antena 3.
• El rival más débil (2002–2003) TVE.
• (2003–2004).
• Los Serrano (2003–2006) Telecinco.
• Física o química (2008-) Antena 3.

External links[]

• Nuria González at IMDb

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