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Mamen Camacho

b. 1980

Spanish actor

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Born 1980. Mamen Camacho is a Spanish actor.

Mamen Camacho (born December 16, 1980) is a Spanish actress known for her roles as RosalĂ­a Ortiz in the television series Gran Reserva (and its prequel Gran Reserva: El origen) and Esperanza BeltrĂĄn in the daily Servir y proteger, all of them on La 1 of TVE.

In theater she has worked very actively with the Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clåsico and with other independent companies such as Venezia Teatro (Casa de Muñecas, 2017), Saraband (Anna Karenina, 2016) or Iraya Producciones (Largo viaje del día hacia la noche, 2014).

Beginnings At the age of 9, Camacho began studying Spanish Dance at the Luis del RĂ­o Conservatory in CĂłrdoba, where she finished her studies in 2003. At the age of 18 she moved to Granada to study Chemistry and in 2003 she began her studies of Textual Interpretation at the Royal School of Dramatic Art. After finishing her studies she completes her training with teachers such as Charo Amador, Will Keen, Tage Larsen, Brigid Panet, Katya BenjamĂ­n, Wajdi Mouawad, Fabio Mangolini and Vicente Fuentes.

Professional career In 2009, she became part of the second class of the Joven Compañía Nacional de Teatro ClĂĄsico, in which she starred in La moza de cĂĄntaro, by Lope de Vega, directed by Eduardo Vasco and Todo es enredos, amor, by Diego de Figueroa y CĂłrdoba, under the direction of Álvaro LavĂ­n. Subsequently, she has continued in the CNTC playing PlĂĄcida in Égloga de PlĂĄcida y Vitoriano by Juan del Encina directed by Nacho GarcĂ­a and several characters in Entremeses barrocos.

After playing young RosalĂ­a Ortiz in the prime-time series Gran Reserva (TVE), we have been able to see her in its prequel, Gran Reserva: El origen, playing the same character.

Her latest works include Anna Karenina, La vida en tiempos de guerra and Mejor historia que la nuestra, directed by Francesco Carril;the direction of Crónica de una casa real for the Almagro Classical Theater Festival; Haz click aquí, written and directed by José Padilla, at the CDN, El largo viaje del día hacia la noche, directed by Juan José Afonso and Enrique VIII y la Cisma de Inglaterra directed by Nacho García for the Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clåsico.

In recent years she has worked with independent theater companies playing great characters such as Nora from Casa de Muñecas with Venezia Teatro directed by José Gómez-Friha, Anna Karenina with Teatro Saraband directed by Francesco Carril and also again with the CNTC with Tisbea in El Burlador de Sevilla, directed by Josep María Mestres.

In 2017, she signed up for the La 1 Servir y proteger in which she plays Esperanza BeltrĂĄn (in charge of citizen services and later of the UFAM). In August 2020 it was announced that she was leaving the series after four seasons and 789 episodes. In June 2021 it was announced her return to the series after her maternity leave.

Filmography

Television series

Short films

Awards and nominations YearAwardCategoryNominated workResult 27th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Television Actress in a Minor Role Servir y proteger 5th Carmen Awards Best Supporting Actress The Exiles

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Who is Mamen Camacho?

Spanish actor

When was Mamen Camacho born?

Mamen Camacho was born on 16 December 1980 in Villacarrillo.

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Mamen Camacho is an actor.

What nationality is Mamen Camacho?

Mamen Camacho is Spanish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mamen Camacho

· Wikidata: Q26707516

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