Biography

Fernando Guallar (Córdoba, March 7, 1989) is a Spanish actor known for acting in the series Velvet Colección (2017–2019) and Luis Miguel: The Series (2021). Fernando was born in Córdoba in 1989. He trained in acting, singing and voice between Madrid and New York in different schools and courses. He has worked episodically on numerous Spanish fictions, such as Aída, Sin identidad and La que se avecina. In 2017, he had a more prominent role in the series Perdóname, Señor. She also had a recurring role in the daily series Amar es para siempre.

In 2016, he joined the main cast of the series Movistar+ Velvet Colección, where he played Sergio Godó. In 2019 he participated in his first feature film with Patricia Font in the film In Family I Trust, next to Clara Lago o Álex García. In 2020 he starred in the film My Heart Goes Boom!, with Ingrid García Jonsson, for which he is nominated for Best Male Performance at the ASECAN Andalusian Film Awards. That same year he participated in the series Patria, on HBO Español.

He has also worked in short films such as MINECRAFT – which earned him the award for best international actor at the Flagler Film Festival in Florida and the nomination for best actor at the Piélagos Festival – by Inés Pintor and Pablo Santidrián.

In 2021, he joined in the second season of the Netflix series Luis Miguel: The Series, where he plays Mauricio Ambrosi, which was renewed for a third and final season. In addition, he began filming the romantic comedy El juego de las llaves (tr. "The game of keys"), directed by Vicente Villanueva, which is based on the Prime Video series of the same name.