Marta Hazas

She is one of the most versatile actresses of her generation. She began her career at a very young age in short films, theater, and television series. Her work has been recognized, and she received the Best Actress award at the Tarazona Film Festival for “Connecting People” and the Best Actress award at the La Fila Film Festival in Valladolid for “3.2 (What Brides Do).”

"Shoulder Bag", “Gran Hotel” or “El internado”are some of her most notable television works, not to mention her early roles in the hit series “El comisario”, “Cuéntame cómo pasó”, “Un paso adelante”, “Hospital Central”, “The Serranos”, “Los hombres de Paco” or “Aída”. She has also hosted the show “Rutas bizarras” on La 2.

It wrapped up with a final episode of “Velvet Colección”, another series in which she starred as “Clara Montesinos,” a character we first met in ‘Velvet’.

Starring "From Tomorrow" on Disney+ and ‘La Agencia’, the adaptation of the hit French series “Call My Agent” which will air soon on Telecinco.

Although she admits that she finds it harder to make the audience laugh than to make them cry, she did so for three seasons on “Pequeñas coincidencias”. Previously, she changed her style in “Días mejores”, one of the best series of 2022 according to critics, and for which she was nominated for Best Leading Actress at the PRODU Awards.

Her studies in dramatic arts at Cristina Rota’s School have led her to perform on stage in a wide variety of genres, as she did with the drama “If I Hadn’t Met You” or the comedy “5 y acción”. Other plays include “Friends Until Death”, “30 and Counting”, “The Knight of Olmedo”, “The Don Juan of Alcalá” or “The Merchant of Venice”.

On the big screen, we've seen her in the trilogy “Culpables”, “Hotel Bitcoin”, “Friends Until Death”, “The Glass Girls”, “I Swear It Wasn’t Me”, “8 Dates”, “Dead in Love” or “Pancho”, among other titles.

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