Rubén de Eguía He is a Spanish actor, director and screenwriter who Viewers in Poland are associated primarily with the role of Diego Alday in the series “Acacia 38“. He was also popular in production “Merlí”where he played the role of Albert. The artist has been combining work in front of a camera with theater performances for years, proving the versatility of his talent.
He was born on April 24, 1984 in Barcelona and it was in this city that he began his artistic path. He graduated from the Institut del Teatre, and gained additional cutting at recognized teachers – Juan Carlos and Claudio Tolceira. In his biography there is also an interesting episode related to Poland, where he had the opportunity to develop his acting skills, although the details of this cooperation were not disclosed.
He made his debut on the stage in 2008 at Teatre Llure. Two years later he appeared in the miniseries “ULL FOR ULL”and since then he consistently built his position on both television and theater. Viewers could see him in such productions as “El Virus de la Por” (2015), “Els Homes and Els Dies” (2022) or “Heridas” (2022).
The role of Polish viewers brought him the greatest recognition among Polish viewers in the soap opera “Acacia 38”. He played the role of Diego Alday, a hero full of contradictions and emotions. It is thanks to this production that Rubén gained popularity outside Spain and gained a faithful group of fans also in Poland.
De Eguía is not limited to television. For years, he has been appearing in prestigious Spanish theaters, cooperating with the directors of this measure every Xavier Albertí or Josep Mł Flotats. In recent years he has played in performances “El Enfermo Imaginario”, “El Gran Mercado del Mundo” Whether “Beatrice”showing that the theater scene remains as important to him as the camera.
Polish viewers do not spare the actor compliments. Comments full of recognition appear in social media. “A beautiful and handsome actor. The Spaniards have southern beauty, you can admire, Rubén is one of them” – writes one of the Internet users. Another adds: “A talented and handsome actor, I missed such on the acacia”. There are also short but eloquent entries: “Great cake”, “Handsome and great actor” Whether “But it’s nice”.
Enthusiastic reactions show that Rubén de Eguía not only copes well on the stage and film plan, but also widespread the sympathy of the audience with his charm and charisma.