About Paula Ribó González
Born 1990. Paula Ribó González is a Spanish singer, playwright, dub actor, theatre director, songwriter and podcaster.
Paula Ribó González (born 30 April 1990), is a Spanish singer, actress and playwright best known for her musical project Rigoberta Bandini, for which she writes, performs, and produces the music. Ribó's multi-departmental professional career started at age seven, when she provided the Iberian Spanish dubbing voice work for the title character of the children animated series Caillou. She continued to work as a voice actress in both Catalan and Castilian for international firms such as Universal and Disney starring in big productions such as Peter Pan and Brave, as well as in film series like The Twilight Saga or The Divergent Series and musical films such as Les Misérables, Sing and Frozen. She also has been the regular Spanish-dubbed voice of Emma Stone, Dakota Fanning and Shailene Woodley. They released two studio albums. In parallel to her contribution in film, Ribó created her own theatre production company, directed four plays, started in six, and wrote other four. She also starred in selected Catalan television films and series.
In 2019, Ribó launched her second musical project under the pseudonym Rigoberta Bandini. Her third single, "In Spain We Call It Soledad", released in 2020, became viral on Spotify and launched Bandini into stardom. She achieved national recognition in 2022 placing as the runner-up at the Benidorm Fest in the run to represent Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 with the song "Ay mamá", which became her first entry in and first number one song on the Spanish charts.
Career In 1996, at the age of six, Ribó participated at the Zecchino d'Oro children song competition in Italy with the song "La scatola dei tesori".
She also debuted in voice acting in an early age. Among other works, she voiced Caillou in the Peninsular Spanish dubbing of the homonym series, Chihiro in the Peninsular Spanish dubbing of Spirited Away, and Anna in the Catalan dubbing of Frozen.
Ribó studied theatre at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona. In 2010, together with Paula Malia y Bàrbara Mestanza, she founded the music group The Mamzelles. The band released two albums Que se desnude otra (2012) and Totem (2014). In 2012, they created a theatre company, The Mamzelles Teatre. In December 2021, she was selected to participate in the first edition of Benidorm Fest, the song festival organised to determine 's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, with the song "Ay mamá", placing as the runner-up. The song became her first entry in the Spanish charts, as well as her first single to reach the first position in the Spanish charts. Having already accumulated a large fanbase, the appearance at Benidorm Fest "catapulted her to the top of the Spanish music industry".
Ribó has written two "songs of the summer" for Estrella Damm, each with Spanish and Catalan versions. In 2021, she wrote "A ver qué pasa" / "Aviam què passa", which she also performed, and in 2022 wrote "Aquí, ahora y así" / "Aquí, ara i així", which was performed by Santi Balmes, Clara Viñals, and Renaldo. She also wrote the song "Bienvenidos al show", performed by Amaia, in 2022; a few months later, the two announced another song, "Así bailaba", performed together.
In August 2023, her song "Canciones de Amor a Ti" was featured in the soundtrack of Amazon Prime Video's "Red, White & Royal Blue" film.
Personal life Ribó is married to comic Esteban Navarro, from the comedy group . The pair began their relationship in March 2019 and had their first child, Nico, in June 2020. Becoming pregnant only six months into a relationship, Ribó said that she had to "rethink many things" at the time but that having him was the best decision she made. They held a reception in June 2023, with Ribó dedicating a song to Navarro in a moment that became a viral video. Her father Pepe has been president of the Federación de Peñas Madridistas de Cataluña, the group that organises official fan groups of Real Madrid CF in Catalonia, since 2007.
Discography
Studio albums & EPs Title Artist DetailsThe Mamzelles Released: 5 June 2012 Formats: Digital download, CD Label: DiscMedi Released: 7 September 2012 Label: DiscMedicenter|Totem Rigoberta Bandini Released: 21 March 2025 Format: Digital download, CD, LP, streaming Label: Independent
Singles + List of singles as lead artist (as Paula Ribó) Title Year Album "El que cal fer" 2021Frozen II (soundtrack) "No tot canviarà" (with Gisela, Xavi Duch, Jordi Ninus, Manuel Gimeno) Catalan release
Songwriting credits + List of singles as writer/composer only TitleLead artist YearPeaks AlbumSPA "Bienvenidos al show"Amaia202288 Cuando No Sé Quién Soy "Aquí, ahora y así" / "Aquí, ara i així"Santi Balmes, Renaldo & Clara— "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
Filmography
Film
Television
Commercials Year Title Role Notes2012–2013"Envàs, on vas?"HerselfCatalan government recycling campaign featuring the Mamzelles 2021"Amor a Primera Vista"Herself / Rigoberta BandiniEstrella Damm campaign
Composition and musical direction
Awards and nominations
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Who is Paula Ribó González?
Spanish actress, singer and writer
When was Paula Ribó González born?
Paula Ribó González was born on 30 April 1990 in Barcelona.
What is Paula Ribó González's occupation?
Paula Ribó González is a singer, playwright, dub actor, theatre director, songwriter and podcaster.
What nationality is Paula Ribó González?
Paula Ribó González is Spanish.
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