Úrsula Corberó

Úrsula Corberó Delgado is a Spanish performer born on August 11, 1989, in Sant Pere de Vilamajor, Barcelona. Raised by her mother Esther Delgado, a shopkeeper, and her father Pedro Corberó, a carpenter, she grew up alongside her sister Mónica. Expressing a desire to pursue acting at six years old, she began her professional journey appearing in advertisements during her childhood. She secured her inaugural acting role at age thirteen and subsequently took formal training in acting alongside instruction in jazz and flamenco dance.

Corberó made her television debut in 2002 on the series Mirall Trencat, followed by appearances in shows such as Ventdelplà and Cuenta atrás. In 2008, she joined El Internado before earning widespread recognition in Spain for her role as Ruth Gómez in the teen drama Física o Química. Her portrayal of a character coping with an eating disorder received strong critical approval despite controversies surrounding the show. She concluded her work on the series in 2010.

Following her breakout role, Corberó appeared in the historical drama 14 de abril. La República and starred in horror films including XP3D and Afterparty. She expanded her film credits with comedies such as ¿Quién mató a Bambi? and Cómo sobrevivir a una despedida, which earned a nomination at the Málaga Film Festival. Her portrayal of Margarita de Austria in the historical drama Isabel led to her receiving the Sitges Film Festival's Untameable Award in 2014. Her television roles during this era also included Gran Reserva, Anclados, and La Embajada.

In 2017, Corberó achieved widespread international fame playing Tokyo, the narrator and robber in the hit crime series Money Heist. The role garnered her an Atv Award for Best Actress and critical praise. Following this global success, she secured her initial English-language role in the American series Snatch and made her Hollywood feature film debut playing the Baroness in the 2021 action release Snake Eyes.

Her subsequent projects included leading the Netflix action feature Lift and starring as Rosa Peral in the miniseries Burning Body, for which she earned an Ondas Award. In 2024, she appeared in the thriller feature Kill the Jockey, which premiered at the Venice International Film Festival and earned her a Coral prize for Best Actress, alongside participating in the series The Day of the Jackal. Her future slate includes cast attachments to projects such as Rose's Baby and the horror feature There’s Someone in the Garden.

Beyond screen work, Corberó has served as an ambassador for various global brands, including Bulgari, Shiseido, and several fashion labels. She has engaged in multiple philanthropic initiatives, supporting campaigns for climate change awareness, childhood cancer, and breast cancer, while becoming a global ambassador for Save The Children in 2023. She also co-founded Ymas, a company centered around fan experiences for film events.

In her personal life, Corberó entered a long-term relationship with Argentine actor Chino Darín in 2016, having previously dated actor Israel Rodríguez, tennis player Feliciano López, and model Andrés Velencoso. She gave birth to her first child, a son named Dante, in Barcelona in February 2026.