Barcelona, 1996

He had always had a special interest in cinema, but it wasn’t until he decided to enroll in the Nancy Tuñon School of Actors in 2017 that he realized acting would truly be his path. From that moment on, he delved deeper and discovered more about the world of performing arts.

A year later, he began participating in various short films, many of which were produced and directed by students from ESCAC. Among the most notable ones are Aunque es de noche directed by Víctor Mejía, T’estimo a tu directed by Claudia Clot, and Vestuario directed by Jon Ormaechea. This served as complementary training in the audiovisual field. Additionally, continuing his theatrical education, he performed in contemporary and classic scenes from La Muerte de un Viajante by Arthur Miller and Romeo y Julieta by Shakespeare, reaffirming his passion for theater.

In 2019, he made his debut playing Manuel in the debut film of director Clara Roquet, co-screenwriter of 10.000km and Petra. The film Libertad, produced by Avalon and Lastor Media. That same year, he joined the cast of El internado: Las Cumbres, a series for Amazon Prime Video, which recently premiered its third season. In 2022, La Edad de la ira was released on ATRESPlayer. In this miniseries, Carlos portrays Ignacio, the exemplary older brother in a dysfunctional family. One of the episodes is entirely dedicated to his character, who becomes involved in a murder. In 2024 he participates in the series Desde el mañana for Disney + and Eva & Nicole for Atresplayer. His last television project is La Agencia, for Mediaset.

In the spring of 2024, he directs and stars in the theatrical play Dos en la arena. It’s a debate between two actors during a rehearsal about last-minute changes in the micro-theater they’re going to perform.

In 2023, Carlos Alonso Ojea’s El club de los lectores criminales, premiered on Netflix. It’s a horror and suspense ensemble film where a killer clown hunts down eight teenagers who share a secret. His most recent film is Estación Rocafort, directed by Luis Prieto.