Born in Madrid in 1970, she began working in the world of advertising at the age of 13, which led her to make the decision just a few years after dropping out to focus on being an actress.

On television he has had few appearances, since his career has focused especially on cinema. On the small screen, she has participated in series such as ‘Cangaros’, one of the first hits on Antena 3 in the early years of her life.

Although her filmography is enormous, in Maribel Verdú’s career it is worth highlighting titles such as ‘Belle Époque’, which won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, ‘Y tu mamá también’, ‘Siete mesas de billiards francés’, for the one that got a Goya for Best Actress; and ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’, among many others.

MARIBEL VERDÚ’S CURRENT PARTNER

Although the love life of the actress has always been a great secret, her best-known relationship was with the film director Antonio Giménez-Rico, especially due to the age difference between them, since they are almost 30 years apart.

Although she was photographed with Cayetano Martínez de Irujo at the beginning of the 1990s, the truth is that the next stable couple known to her was the cameraman Antonio Giménez-Rico, although they always tried to go unnoticed.

The great man in her life is Pedro Larrañaga, whom she married in 1999 . Since then, the actress and the producer have been one of the most discreet and stable couples on the scene. Both reached an agreement to maintain their stability without problems.

Realize that my life is very unconventional. I always knew that I had couples with whom I was going to have an end because they wanted to have children and I didn’t , I’m from here to there all day and it’s very complicated”, he explained to Jesús Calleja on Cuatro’s ‘Planeta Calleja’.

HER ROLE AS ‘GRANDMOTHER’

Although nobody could imagine it, mainly because she has not been a mother, but the truth is that Maribel Verdú could say that she is a grandmother, a step-grandmother, more specifically. In 2011, the son of her husband, born from a previous relationship, became a father, so the interpreter became a grandmother indirectly.