Marina Esteve, a talented actress born in Vilobí del Penedés, a municipality located in the comarca of Alt Penedès, in the province of Barcelona, Spain. She embarked on her artistic journey by studying at Estudio Juan Codina in Madrid, a renowned institution that has nurtured the talents of many Spanish actors.
Marina's big break came when she was spotted by Italian film director Angelo Orlando while working at a restaurant in Barcelona. Orlando was impressed by her potential and offered her a role in his upcoming film, "Rocco Tiene tu Nombre," a co-production between Italy and Catalonia. After auditioning and securing the part, Marina made her film debut at the age of 26.
Since then, Marina has appeared in a wide range of films, including "¡Quemad Barcelona!" by David Victori, "Compulsión" by Ángel L. González, "Seguimi" by Claudio Sesteri, and "Libélulas" by Luc Knowles. Her impressive filmography also includes several short films, such as "Centrifugado" by Mireia Noguera and "Imago" by Marta Parreño.
In addition to her film work, Marina has also made a significant impact on television. She has appeared in popular series such as "La riera" on TV3, "Félix" on Movistar +, "La casa de papel" on Netflix, and the productions "Toy Boy", "Mar de plástico" and "Los hombres de Paco" on Antena 3.
Marina's talents have also been showcased on stage, where she has performed in various theater productions. Some of her notable roles include "Brechtnow" directed by Luis Luque, "Lavar al río" by Nuria Román, "Alicia" by Juan Codina, "Stabat Mater (It's Ok Ma!)" by Moreno Bernardi, "Filoctetes" by Antonio Simón, and "#AboutLastNight" by Olivia Delcan.
