1981, Barcelona, Spain

He debuted when 12-years-old in Poblenou (2003), a series that was later taken up by Antena 3 under the title Los mejores años. After leaving acting for a time, he went on to combine a degree in Humanities at the Universidad Popeu Fabra with studies at the Escuela de Teatro Nancy Tuñón. He would eventually form part of the cast of the series El cor de la ciutat, where he remained for nearly 5 years.

In 2007 he won the Goya Award for Best New Actor for his work in Dark blue almost black, directed by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, and with whom he would work again on Cousinhood (2011). Before this he had already filmed Sin ti by Raimon Masllorens. In 2008, he starred in Jose Luis Garci’s Sangre de Mayo, and in 2010 he worked under the direction of David Serrano in Una hora más en Canarias — released as Con Amor o sin Amor for the international market. In this last film he worked alongside Angie Cepeda and Juana Acosta. In 2011, he starred together with Clara Lago and Martina Garcia in Andi Baiz’s The hidden face, and also worked alongside Miguel Angel Silvestre in Jose Luis Cuerda’s All is silence. He has also featured in the Pastor brothers’ The last days, a film in which he shared the screen with José Coronado, Marta Etura and Leticia Dolera. In 2012, he worked with Daniel Sánchez Arevelo, Antonio de la Torre and Veronica Echegui on Family united and later on that year, he films Three many weddings.

In 2013 Quim shoots Quién mató a Bambi? by Santi Amodeo, Les yeux jaunes des crocodiles directed by Cécile Telerman costarring Emmanuelle Béart and Julie Depardieu and Alejo Flah’s Sexo fácil y películas tristes.

In 2014 Quim works with the British actor Jim Loach and with Javier Ruiz Caldera in the feature length film Emu Plains, in which he brings  Anacleto to life. In 2015 he works in the French film Wulu with Daouda Coulibaby. His voice is also used for one of the characters in the animation, The Minions. A year later he works in Pablo Berger’s film Abracadabra.

In 2017 he stars alongside Inma Cuesta in Globalmedia’s new series El accidente, soon becoming the star of the season. In 2018 he appears in the Disney film, Jungle Cruise starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt and directed by Jaume Collet-Serra. He also works in Litus, directed by Dani de la Orden, Te quiero, Imbécil directed by Laura Mana and Ventajas de viajar en tren by Aritz Moreno. A year later he begins filming for the Netflix series, El vecino.