1991, Valencia, España.

He began in the world of performance by attending regular theatre workshops from the age of 11. Music and painting are also some of Alejandro’s passions and his artistic flare means he trains these fields alongside his acting.

Having passed the entrance exam for university in Spain as well as the French Bachalaureate he acquires the LIAM (International Laboratory for the Moving Actor) diploma from the Teatro de los Manantiales. Then, at the age of 18 he moved to Madrid after having been admitted at the RESAD (Royal School of Dramatic Arts), where he ended his studies in 2014 with a degree in Textual Performance.

From that moment he began the journey with his onstage creativity company Los numerous imaginarios whose line of work is based on experiential and immersive theatre lead by Carlos Tuñón. Among its productions were La cena del rey Baltasar, Hamlet entre todos, Hijos Grecia and Lear, desaparecer.

Simultaneously, Alejandro got into the National Classic Theatre Company. First forming part of the fourth year of the Young Theatre in which projects such as La villana de Getafe directed by Roberto Cerdá, and Fuenteovejuna directed by Javier Hernández Simón were put on. He then went on to form part of the cast of El castigo sin venganza under the direction of Helena Pimenta who then decides to count on him to play Segismundo in Juan Mayorga’s version of La vida es sueño.

He has worked in series such as El ministerios del tiempo, Allí abajo, Centro médico, La que se avecina and Hospital Valle Norte, as well as in the film La princesa Paca.