Hamza Zaidi

Mohamed Hamza Zaidi Hdadou was born on March 25, 1997, in Tetuan, Spanish protectorate in Morocco. He later moved to Carabanchel, Madrid, where he currently resides. Zaidi began his acting career early, making his debut in 2014 with roles in the TV series “The Prince” as Ahmed and the cinema film “The Ignorance of Blood” as Abdulá. These early engagements laid the groundwork for his future work in both television and film.

Throughout his career, Zaidi has balanced acting with work as a content creator, maintaining a significant presence on social media platforms like Instagram. His filmography includes a variety of roles, showcasing his adaptability. Notable film credits include “The Best Summer of My Life” (2018), “A Moroccan Affair” (2023) where he played Yashir, and “Killer Book Club” (2023) as Koldo. He has also appeared in television series such as “Dicte” (2016), “Videópatas” (2017), and “Influencers: sobrevivir a las redes” (2023) where he featured as himself across four episodes. Beyond acting, Zaidi also operates an audiovisual production company, actively contributing to the creation of new projects.

His recent work includes the films “From Good to the Hood” (2024) as Ibra and “La Hierba del Diablo” (2024) as Mauro. Looking ahead, Zaidi is slated for roles in upcoming productions such as “McMansion” (2025) and “A solas con Farid” (2025), where he will play a leading role as Farid. His career trajectory demonstrates a continuous engagement with diverse acting opportunities and an evolving presence in the entertainment industry.