Úrsula Corberó

Úrsula Corberó is a Spanish actress and model recognized internationally for her role as Tokyo in the series "La Casa de Papel" (Money Heist), which became the most viewed non-English speaking series on Netflix. Corberó received critical recognition for her performance, including a nomination for Best Actress in a TV Series at the Premios Feroz and an Atv Award for Best Actress. Her earlier roles include Ruth Gómez in "Física o química," Margarita de Austria in "Isabel," and Marta in the comedy film "Cómo Sobrevivir a una Despedida."

Corberó expanded her international presence with her first English-speaking role in the American series "Snatch" and appeared in the Spanish comedy series "Paquita Salas." She also starred in the music video for "Un Día (One Day)" alongside J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny, and Tainy. Corberó continued to build her film career by portraying Baroness in the Hollywood action film "Snake Eyes," part of the G.I. Joe franchise, marking her debut in a major American studio production. She remains active in international cinema and television, reinforcing her status in the global entertainment industry.

Corberó is an advocate for social causes, is a vocal feminist, and has participated in campaigns supporting the legalization of abortion in Argentina. She is the co-founder of Ymas, a company connecting audiences with the arts. Corberó has supported breast cancer and childhood cancer awareness initiatives and uses her platform to promote climate action, participating in campaigns such as #REInventaElSistema with Greenpeace and serving as a jury member for the We Art Water Film Festival.