Carolina Bang is a Spanish actress who works in film, television and theater. In 2011, Bang was nominated for the prestigious Goya Award for Best Female Acting Debut. Among the projects in which the actress starred, it is worth noting "Paco and His People", "Sad Ballad for the Trumpet", "Velvet Gallery", "Shrew's Nest", "Skin".
The hometown for Carolina Herrera Bang is Santa Cruz de Tenerife, located in the Canary Islands in Spain. However, the future famous actress spent her childhood and teenage years in Madrid, where she moved with her parents. Caroline's date of birth: September 21, 1985.
Facts from the biography of Caroline Bang
Carolina grew up as a very creative and artistic child. From school, she dreamed of connecting her life with the acting profession.
Having received basic education, Carolina decided that she would continue her studies in two directions at once. She entered the Polytechnic Institute in Madrid, choosing for herself the department of architecture and design. At the same time, the girl began to attend a theater studio, getting the profession of an actress.
In addition to her interest in art and creativity, Carolina has always gravitated towards learning languages. Today the talented girl speaks fluent Spanish and English. In addition, she speaks German and is passionately studying Chinese.
As a child, Carolina Bang tried herself on the school stage, participating in amateur productions, and she began to appear on the stage as a professional actress in the mid-2000s. Initially, Bang built her career only in the theater, but then switched to shooting short and independent films. Realizing that she really likes the filming process itself, Carolina decided to come to grips with the development of her acting career in film and television.
To date, including short projects, the Spanish actress has more than twenty-five different projects in her filmography. Many of them are known only in European countries.
Having started working in film and television, Bang decided to try herself also as a producer. Her track record includes more than ten projects that she has produced. The first film for Carolina as a producer was "Shrew's Nest", released in 2014. Since then, she has worked on a number of projects as an executive producer. As part of The Devil's Blacksmith, which was released in 2017, Carolina Bang was a co-producer. The last to date work for her in this role is the short film "Ayer y mañana".
Development of an acting career
In 2005, Carolina Bang starred in two TV series at once, which became her debut work on television. These projects were "Aida" (released until 2014) and "Paco and his people" (was on the air until 2010 and had fairly high ratings not only in Europe, but all over the world).
In the next few years, the actress took part in several more television series and short films. Her first feature film was A Sad Trumpet Ballad, which was presented to the public in 2010. In the same year, the television show "Land of Wolves" began to appear, which lasted for four years. Caroline played the role of a character named Ines. It should be noted that these two projects were highly appreciated by viewers and critics.
The next year, the filmography of the already demanded artist was replenished with two new full-length projects: "Rasputin's Dagger" and "The Last Spark of Life". In the period from 2013 to 2015, Carolina Bang starred in such TV series and films as Velvet Gallery, The Witches from Sugarramurdi, Victor Ros, Tour Guide, Killing Light.
In 2016, the movie "El futuro ya no es lo que era" was released, in which Bang played the role of a character named Louise. In the same year, the premiere of the film "Skin" took place. The most recent film and television work for the actress is Something Very Thick (2017) and Tiempo después (2018).
Family, relationships and personal life
In the summer of 2014, Caroline Bang's wedding took place. She became the wife of Alex Iglesia, who is a filmmaker. The lovers met on the set of one of the films. For Alex, marriage with Carolina was the second.
In 2016, a child appeared in this family - a girl named Julia de la Iglesia.
