1979, Madrid

From a very young age shows clear his passion for film and acting, participating in theater and dance workshops at school and in his spare time. It will be in 1999 when he began his training at the School of Cristina Rota spending simultaneously long summer periods months in London. It is there where he continues his training in different schools as Spech and Central School of Drama or The City Lit.

It is during these formative years when Luis San Narciso gives him his first break into television with a character in Antena 3 tv show Un paso adelante. After this Alfonso works in different television series such as El grupo or Diez en Ibiza and film roles in movies like XXL The Movie or El retorno de Alicia.

Alfonso continues his training with different seminars voice, interpretation and dance in Spain, with professionals like Raquel Perez, Omar Rossi, Peter Verdayes or Jaime Chavarrí and in New York at schools like Utah Hagen.

In 2007 Alfonso starts rolling in Italy the Italian series Caterina e le sue Figlie for Canale 5 with Virna Lissi. This year filmed the film directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen and Peris Romano, 8 dates.

He comes back to spanish television participating in Hospital Central, El síndrome de Ulises, CLA No somos ángeles or Unidad Central Operativa until in 2008 filmed his first starring film Mediterranean food directed by Joaquin Oristrell. A few months later he filmed There Be Dragons directed by Oscar winner Roland Joffé.

In 2009 he participates in four television series consecutively, La pecera de Eva, Canal Plus award-winning series Crematorium, Impar and finally Hispania to Antena 3. Later he participates in another series of the same cannel Grand Hotel along with the movie Sentiments directed by Santiago Tavernero with Marta Etura and Eduardo Noriega.

In 2013-14, he starred in the second season of Amar es para siempre, and later joined the cast of the Televisión Española series Carlos, Rey Emperador, in which he played the antagonistic role of Francisco I of France. In 2016, he participated in the second season of Cites —from TV3—. In 2017, he joined the cast of the TVE series Estoy vivo, starring alongside Javier Gutiérrez and Anna Castillo. A year later, he appeared in Laura Mañá’s film Te quiero, imbécil. In 2023 he’s been rolling the second season of Movistar+’s narcoseries El inmortal and the series Respira for Netflix.

The series Las viudas de los jueves has just been released in Netflix and the movie El favor, directed by Juana Macías and starring Sara Sálamo and Inma Cuesta, will be released soon.