Ester Expósito

Spanish actress, known for Elite

Ester Expósito - Spanish actress, known for Elite
Born

January 26th, 2000
25 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Spain

Links & References

An actress achieved recognition through the Spanish series 'Elite', where portrayed the character Carla Rosón. Rising to prominence at a young age, involvement in the series began in its first season and continued through multiple seasons. Gained a substantial fanbase due to performances that resonated with audiences, featuring in other projects and short films as well. Expósito has also participated in various promotional campaigns and garnered acclaim for her work in international media forums.

Portrayed Carla Rosón in 'Elite'

Appeared in 'Cuando los ángeles duermen'

Featured in 'Érase una vez el cuerpo humano'

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