María Vázquez(II)

A compelling presence on Spanish screens, María Vázquez emerged onto the acting scene following an early interest in dance. Though she first drew breath in Vigo, Galicia, her upbringing spanned the provinces of Ourense and Lugo, shaping an artist with deep roots in the region's culture. Her career trajectory includes a diverse array of roles in both film and television, showcasing a remarkable versatility. Early in her film work, Vázquez appeared in features like Broken Silence and Desire, steadily building a reputation for her nuanced performances.

Vázquez gained significant recognition for her role in Icíar Bollaín's Mataharis, which earned her a nomination for a Goya Award for Best Supporting Actress. This was followed by a consistent stream of impactful roles in films such as Eye for an Eye and The Open Body. Her portrayal of Ramona in Matria marked a pivotal moment, garnering widespread critical acclaim, including a Silver Biznaga for Best Actress at the Málaga Film Festival and a nomination for the Goya Award for Best Actress, further solidifying her status as a leading talent. Beyond the big screen, she has also been a familiar face on television, notably for her extensive work on the series Padre Casares. Throughout her career, María Vázquez has demonstrated a commitment to her craft, earning accolades like the Critical Eye Award and multiple Mestre Mateo Awards, and establishing herself as a respected figure in the Spanish audiovisual landscape. She is the sister of writer Tatiana Rodríguez.