Nadia de Santiago
Date Of Birth | January 3, 1990 |
Age | 34 years 9 months 3 days |
Day of Birth | Wednesday |
Place Of Birth | Madrid, Spain |
Zodiac Sign | Capricorn |
Profession | Actress |
Birth Name | Nadia de Santiago café |
Full Name | Nadia de Santiago Capell |
Personal Information | |
Residence | Madrid, Spain |
Religion | Christianity |
Languages | Spanish , English |
Star Sign | Capricorn |
Nationality | Spanish |
Ethnicities | Caucasian , Spanish , White |
Complexion | White |
Body Features & Measurements | |
Height | 161 CM 5 Feet 3 Inches |
Eye colors | Dark Brown , Brown |
Hair colors | Dark Brown , Brown |
Weight | 63 KG 139 lbs |
Figure Type | Hourglass |
Body Type | Slim |
Family Information | |
Mother | Luisa Capell |
Brother | Luis Capell |
Sister | Andrea Pont Capell |
Relative | Mónica Capell |
Stepsister | Cristina Valdivieso (Actress) |
Body Build | Average |
Love, Romance, Marriage | |
Boyfriend | Javier Collado (Actor) |
Career Information | |
Debut (Movie) | Clara and Elena(2001) |
Years Active | 2001- |
Debut (TV) | Central Hospital |
Social Networks, Web links | |
Facebook Profile | Nadia de Santiago Facebook Profile |
Twitter Profile | Nadia de Santiago Twitter Profile |
Instagram Profile | Nadia de Santiago Instagram Profile |
Contact | |
Talent Agent | Tandem Talent |
More Information | |
Net worth | $1.7 Million |
Biography
Nadia de Santiago is a Spanish actress. She is known for playing the roles- young Angélica in Captain Alatriste: The Spanish Musketeer (2006), Carmen in 13 Roses (2007), Ali in Ali(2012), Ana in The Dark Hour(2006).
Image: Nadia de Santiago the seductress
Image: Nadia de Santiago- in black
Family- Childhood
Nadia de Santiago Capell was born on 3rd January 1990 in Madrid, Spain to Luisa Capell(mother).
Image: Nadia de Santiago with Mom Luisa Capell
Her mother Luisa is in relationship with Juan Masana Robert. [5]
Education
- She graduated from St. Joaquina de Vedruna in 1990. [9]
Siblings
She has a sister named Andrea Pont Capell, step sister named Cristina Valdivieso and brothers- Luis Capell, Adrián Capell. [2][3][6][7]
Image: Nadia de Santiago & sister Andrea Pont Capellin (childhood)
Image: Nadia de Santiago brother Adrián
Image: Nadia de Santiago stepsister Cristina
Image: Nadia de Santiago's brother Luis & Mom
Facts & Trivia
- Philanthropy:
- Animal lover: She supported rehabilitation of elephants in the Kruger Park, Africa
- Autism: She posted a video by Greta Thunberg in support of Autistic people. On other occasions she has visited special school for autistic children. Her brother Adrián is autistic. She has helped raise funds for Autism related charities
- End Gender stereotypes: She voiced her support to the campaign by "Plan International" to end gender stereotype
- FUNDACION CADETE: she supports "FUNDACION CADETE"- A foundation that helps children with disabilities and raises funds for rehabilitation
- Fundación Repsol: She supports the foundation "Fundación Repsol", they are a service oriented volunteer group
- Fundación Inocente: Nadia has supported "Fundación Inocente"- a foundation that promotes activities to help sick, disabled children and children at risk
- LGBT: She has been supporting LGBT community & rights
- She has a cat named "Joy" for pet at home [4]
- Sky diving: She tried Sky diving adventure at the Burning spring festival
- Intimately magazine cover page: she was on the cover page of the magazine in December 2017
- Cosmopolitan Spain cover: She was featured on the cover page along with 4 other beautiful women in November 2017
- Om Tattoo: She has a tattoo of OM on her body
Career
The Beginning: Nadia made her acting debut when she was 10 years old, Álvaro Saenz de Heredia directed her debut movie "Not Tonight"
Breakthrough movie: "The Capitán Alatriste" by Agustín Díaz Yanes was the breakthrough movie of he early career
Later came numerous TV series, today she is known for her TV roles
Filmography
Movies List
Year | Movie | Character | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
She Loves You | |||
The promise | |||
2023 | Caleta Palace | Gamel Woolsey | |
2019 | 522. A Cat, a Chinese Guy and My Father | ||
2019 | The Incredible Shrinking Weekend | Sira | |
2016 | Stop Over in Hell | Rose | Lead role |
2014 | Shrew's Nest | The girl | Lead role |
2012 | Ali | Ali | Lead role |
2009 | Woman Without Piano | young customer | |
2007 | 13 Roses | Carmen | Lead role |
2006 | The Dark Hour | Ana | Lead role |
2006 | Captain Alatriste: The Spanish Musketeer | Teen Angelica | |
2005 | Life and color | Sara | Lead role |
2005 | Other days will come | Vega | Lead role |
2002 | Not tonight | Girl | Lead role |
2002 | The flowery pensil | contest girl | |
2002 | This Was Solitude | Elena | Lead role |
2001 | Clara and Elena | Elena |
TV Series List
Year | TV Series | Character | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
2022 | Sound fiction | Sara (Voice) | 1 episode; podcast series |
2021 | The Time It Takes | Lina Ruiz | 10 episodes |
2017-2020 | The cable girls | Marga Suárez | Main role |
2016 | The case. Chronicle of events | Amelia Coso | "The crazy stiletto" (season 1 Episode 2) |
2016 | The Ministry of Time | Rosa del Amo | "The Monastery of Time" (season 2 Episode 4) |
2010-2015 | Love in Difficult Times | Asunción Muñoz | Main role; 528 Episodes |
2013 | Stolen children | Conchita | Season 1 Episodes 1,2 |
2013 | Mirabilis | Cecilia | Season 1 Episodes 1-6 |
2011 | Scarlet Point | Lucía Castro | Main role; season 1 Episodes 1-9 |
2011 | Sofía | Sofía | Season 1 Episodes 1-2 |
2009-2010 | The Mrs | Carmelita | season 1 Episodes 1-8 |
2009 | 90-60-90. Secret Diary of a Teen | Luz Varela Galán | season 1 Episodes 1-8 |
2006-2007 | Class change | Mafalda | 29 Episodes |
2007 | Countdown | Bea | Season 1 Episode 12 |
2002-2006 | Hospital Central | Vanessa | 3 episodes- "The lead soldier" (Season 11 Episode 4), "The robbery" (Season 3 Episode 8), "Leave a nice corpse" (Season 3 Episode 4) |
2005-2006 | Paco's Men | Kira | 5 episodes |
2004-2006 | The commissioner | Raquel/ Berta | 2 episodes |
2005 | On the edge of the law | Carla Álvarez | 7 episodes |
2005 | The Highlander | Sandra | "Not allowed for cardiacs" |
2004 | Ana and the 7 | Andrea | 20 episodes |
2002-2003 | Javier no longer lives alone | Raquel | 26 episodes |
2003 | Paradise | Carmen | Fugitives |
2000 | The law and the life | Ana | "Fear does not exist, baby" |
Short Movies List
Year | Short Movie | Character | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
2021 | The Tarot Reader | ||
2020 | Gladiators | Ella | |
2018 | 4'9 | ||
2017 | National pride | Manuela | |
2017 | Two seconds of silence | Isabel | |
2016 | Postcards | Girl | |
2016 | Litter | Irene | |
2014 | The Ravine of the British | Sea Maid | |
2010 | My other half | Andrea | |
2007 | Test | Best short film award | |
2002 | Mom's memories | Elenita |
TV Shows (as host/ presenter)
- 2000: The Blue Submarine
- 1999: Aquatrix
Theater/ Stage
Year | Play | Comments |
---|---|---|
2015 | Dad's girlfriend | directed by Joe O'Curneen |
2014 | Four confessions | directed by Barbara Santa-Cruz |
Awards
Year | Won? | Award | Project | Category |
---|---|---|---|---|
2022 | Nomination | Feroz Awards, ES | The Time It Takes | Best Drama Series |
2022 | Nomination | Feroz Award | The Time It Takes | Best Lead Actress in a Series |
2021 | Nomination | José María Forqué Awards | The Time It Takes | Best Actress in a Series |
2012 | Won | Ourense Independent Film Festival | Ali | Best Actress |
2008 | Won | Badajoz Short Film Festival | Test | Best Actress |
2008 | Won | Turia Awards | The 13 Roses | Best New Actress |
2008 | Nomination | Union of Actors Award | The 13 Roses | Supporting actress |
2008 | Won (silver) | Biznaga awards at Malaga Film Festival | Test | Best Short film |
2007 | Won | Goya Awards | Las 13 rosas | Best New Actress |
2007 | Won | Cortogenia Award | Test | Best Performance |