1990, Barcelona, Spain

Teresa Riott, inherently restless, has not only conquered the domain of performing arts but also leaves a mark through her dedication, talent, and versatility in every project she undertakes. Hailing from Barcelona, she began her studies in dance, singing, and acting from a very young age, training that she continues to uphold as a fundamental pillar in her life as an actress. With a degree in Advertising and Public Relations received in 2010, showcasing her ability to combine artistic skills with a solid academic foundation, she also delved into the world of advertising from the other side. Her character led her to break geographical boundaries and move to Madrid that same year, where she immersed herself in the Juan Carlos Corazza Studio for 5 years from 2011 to 2015. Since then, she has continued to refine her acting technique under the professionalism of Lorena Bayonas at the Actor’s Center.

In 2019, following the creation of the fashion film El color de todos mis yos alongside Blanca Suárez, her first leading role in the Netflix series Valeria premiered in 2020, which not only boasts three successful seasons but also embarks on a fourth installment where Teresa takes even more prominence. She solidifies her career with a notable performance in the Movistar Plus series El Inmortal in 2022, bringing to life La Rubia, the most characteristic female character of the series, who, in its second season, promises an even more impactful presence. This role reveals a significant evolution in her portrayal, granting her an even greater weight in the plot.

Her television career includes projects such as Cuentame cómo pasó in 2018, where she portrayed Lady Di, XHOXB in 2019 by Manuela Burló for HBO, and Putos Modernos in 2023 on Filmin.

Moreover, Teresa is not only a force in acting. Her charismatic presence and communication skills have led her to be the presenter of prestigious events such as the LCI Barcelona Fashion Film Festival. Additionally, her participation as a jury member in the Pávez de Talavera Awards and the Italian film awards at the Embassy bear witness to her influence in the film industry.