Georgina Amorós

Spanish actress known for Élite

Georgina Amorós - Spanish actress known for Élite
Born

April 30th, 1998
27 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Spain

Links & References

Born in 1998, this Spanish actress gained recognition for her role as Cayetana in the popular Netflix series Élite. She became prominent in the Spanish film and television industry, showcasing her talent in various acting roles. Apart from her performance in Élite, she has appeared in other projects that contributed to her growing popularity. Her work has reflected contemporary themes and resonated with a younger audience.

Cayetana in Élite

Appeared in Alguien tiene que morir

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