1985, Madrid, Spain

Gonzalo Kindelan began his artistic training at the age of 16, studying circus under the tutelage of Karol Wisniewski. Shortly after, he joined the circus company Lalaid, with which he toured for two years while completing his studies. During this time, he specialized in disciplines such as clowning, acrobatics, and juggling.
At the age of 18, he decided to delve deeper into acting and trained professionally in textual interpretation with Antonio Malonda for four years. Subsequently, he moved to Barcelona to train in clowning with Berti Tobías, with the goal of premiering his first solo show on La Rambla in Barcelona. Shortly after, he returned to Madrid to continue his training at the Teatro Cámara Chejov with Ángel Gutiérrez, and in physical theater with Mar Navarro. Additionally, he studied musical interpretation with Yayo Cáceres, conducting a boxing course for Ron Lalá.
He combined his studies with episodic roles in well-known television series such as Sin tetas no hay paraíso, Aída, and Física o Química. His first regular character came with the series Doctor Mateo, where he participated for three seasons. He continued his television career with a regular role in El secreto de Puente Viejo and made his film debut with the movie Gordos by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo.
In theater, he stood out as the lead actor in the comedy Climax by Alejandro Melero at the Teatro Alfil. He also produced and starred in the play Acoso Entrevías by Brian Phelan. His television career continued with series such as El Príncipe, Vive Cantando, Ciega a citas, and Amar es para siempre.
He collaborated with Miguel del Arco in the play Cómo está Madriz, sharing the stage with Paco León, Jorge Usón, and Manuela Paso, among others. He returned to Amar es para siempre in its fifth season and appeared in other series such as Alta mar, El Cid (where he received training in medieval sword fighting and horseback riding for action scenes), and Los Nuestros II (training in military tactics).
Currently, Gonzalo continues to perfect his craft in the interpretation lab with Andrés Lima and trains regularly with Juan Codina. Since 2022, he has worked in regular roles in series such as Entre tierras, Mía es la venganza, Caso Asunta, and La Moderna.
Gonzalo Kindelan continues to establish himself as a talented and versatile actor, demonstrating his ability to adapt to various genres and interpretive styles.