Rodrigo Villagrán

Chilean-Spanish actor. He lives in Madrid (Spain) since 2002. He has worked as an actor in cinema, theater, television, voice over and professor of acting workshops in Chile and Spain. He has worked acting in neutral Spanish and with different Latin American accents, as well as in Italian and Portuguese. In cinema he integrates the cast of the film "The Night of 12 Years" by Álvaro Brechner, Goya Award for Best Adapted Screenplay 2019. In television he participated in Spain in series such as "Plan América", "Hospital Central", "El Barco" and "Centro Médico"; and in Chile in "Mea Culpa" and "Lo Que Callamos Las Mujeres". In theater he worked in Portugal on the project "The Cruciform Theater" with the American director Harvey Grossman and the University of Beira Interior. In Holland and Germany he worked on the "Ophelia After Hamlet" project with the Medea 73 Company. In Spain he has worked in plays like "El Secreto", "La Cama", "Pasos Perdidos" and "Cuestiones con Ernesto Che Guevara".