Alicia Sanz

Born in Ceuta, Spain, on April 10, 1988, Alicia Sanz developed an interest in acting at a young age. She started taking classes at the Dramatic Center of Ceuta and secured her first lead role at the age of eight. At 18, she moved to Madrid to continue her theatrical education at the Juan Carlos Corazza acting studio. Her television career began in 2010 when she appeared as Lucía Elízondo Cortés in Antena3 Network’s drama ‘Gavilanes’. Following this, she worked on other Antena3 series such as ‘Bandolera’, ‘Amar es para Siempre’, and ‘Con el Culo al Aire’. She also participated in the Spanish teen drama ‘La Pecera de Eva’ and various short films, including ‘The Nephew’ and ‘Signs’.

Sanz expanded her career to the United States, splitting her time between Madrid and Los Angeles. She made her U.S. debut as Paloma Iglesias in Robert Rodriguez’s series ‘From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series’ in 2015, appearing in five episodes. Her filmography includes roles in ‘Better Criminal’ (2016) as Cecilia, ‘#Realityhigh’ (2017) as Alexa Medina, and ‘Billionaire Boys Club’ (2018) as Jayne. She also starred as Sarai in ‘Killing Sarai’ (2019) and Arianne in ‘The Devil Below’ (2021). In recent years, she has taken on roles such as Urraca in the TV series ‘El Cid’ (2020-2021) across ten episodes and Young Sofia in the TV Mini-series ‘Now and Then’ (2022) for eight episodes.

Demonstrating further professional growth, Sanz has also ventured into production. She served as executive producer for the 2024 film ‘Push’ and as co-producer for the 2017 short film ‘Cristina’, in which she also acted. Her recent acting work includes Natalie Flores in ‘Push’ (2024), Amber in the short film ‘Hopeless Romantic’ (2023), and Esme in ‘Simulant’ (2023).