Eva De Dominici

Eva De Dominici is an Argentine actress best known internationally for her role as Nadia Morales in the American crime drama “The Cleaning Lady.” Born on 21 April 1995 in Avellaneda, in Greater Buenos Aires, she began her career as a model before turning to acting as a teenager in the mid-2000s.

She built her reputation on Argentine television and film, becoming a familiar face on the country’s major networks. Her performance in the drama “La fragilidad de los cuerpos” (2017) earned her the Premios Martín Fierro for best actress in a miniseries, and she had earlier been recognised as a breakthrough performer for the telenovela “Los ricos no piden permiso” (2016).

De Dominici expanded into film with roles in Argentine and international productions, gradually building the profile that led to her English-language work. She joined “The Cleaning Lady” as Nadia, the wife of a key character, appearing as a recurring figure before becoming a series regular across later seasons.

Her move from Argentine screens to a US network drama reflects a broader trend of Latin American performers crossing into English-language television, and she has balanced her American work with continued ties to the Argentine industry.

Away from acting, De Dominici has spoken about motherhood and about representing Argentine talent abroad. Known for her expressive, naturalistic style, she has become one of the more internationally recognisable young Argentine actresses of her generation.

With a career that began in modelling and matured through award-winning television roles at home, De Dominici now works across both hemispheres, bringing a distinctly Argentine sensibility to her roles in American productions.

Her role in “The Cleaning Lady” introduced her to a wide English-speaking audience and marked a significant step in her transition to Hollywood. Balancing family life with an increasingly international career, De Dominici remains a familiar and respected presence in Argentine media while steadily building new visibility in the United States and beyond.