Itzan Escamilla is a Spanish actor recognized for his lead role in Netflix's 'Élite' and his work across film and television.
Actor Itzan Escamilla wore #AXchange in his promo shot for the new season of Elite.
Itzan Escamilla was spotted at Diesel's showcase in a Diesel L-Alan leather biker jacket during Milan Fashion Week.
Itzan Escamilla Guerrero was born on October 31, 1997, in Madrid, Spain. He began his television career with roles in Spanish series such as ‘Seis Hermanas’, ‘Centro Médico’, and ‘Víctor Ros’ in 2016. In 2017, he appeared in ‘The Ministry of Time’ as a young Simón Bolívar and in ‘Cable Girls’ as a 15-year-old Francisco Gómez. These early roles provided a foundation for his subsequent work in the entertainment industry.
Escamilla gained international recognition for his lead role as Samuel García Domínguez in the Netflix teen drama series ‘Élite’, which premiered in 2018. He starred in the series from 2018 to 2022, appearing in 40 episodes. His work on ‘Élite’ also extended to the spin-off ‘Élite Short Stories: Carla Samuel’ and ‘Élite Short Stories: Samuel Omar’ in 2021, where he reprised his role. In film, he appeared in ‘Planet 5000’ in 2019 and featured in ‘Chaval’, a short film from 2021. He also lent his voice to the character of Jack in ‘The Idhun Chronicles’ animated series between 2020 and 2021.
His career includes stage work, having performed in ‘Los Universos Paralelos’ in 2017. Recent and upcoming projects include a role in the 2024 TV series ‘Midnight Family’, the 2024 short film ‘Perséfone’, the 2024 film ‘Un lío de millones’, and the upcoming 2025 TV series ‘Entrepreneurs’, among others. Escamilla’s commitment to varied projects demonstrates his progression as an actor in both Spanish and international productions.
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