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Victoria Luengo

A talented actress with a magnetic presence, Victoria Luengo embodies a contemporary femininity, defined by natural grace and expressive intensity that allows her to move effortlessly between screen and stage. Constantly evolving, without fear of change.

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2026 marks a breakthrough year for you, with the release of two films presented at Cannes – “Amarga Navidad” directed by Pedro Almodóvar and “El ser querido” by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, alongside Javier Bardem – as well as your return to television with “Reina Roja 2”. Different stories, very distant characters: what path led you to become the versatile and successful actress you are today?

I think it has been a mix of many things: a lot of time spent in training, a great deal of respect for my craft, the opportunity to work non-stop, and being able to learn everything I have been able to learn by working. Also, the luck of having crossed paths with very talented people who have taught me a lot. And above all, the passion I feel for what I do, which makes me feel that I always have to look a little further because there are things I still don’t know how to do.

Between theatre, cinema, and TV: which future projects excite you the most? Do you feel you are entering a new phase?

I am excited about my next film, because it is my first time playing a lead role in French. The film is called Les Neiges de Grenade, and I really like the script. I also look forward to doing theater again. In February, I am premiering a new play that will be called Un drama romántico. I always miss the theater when I’m not doing it.

What is your current relationship with fashion? What do your choices say about you, especially when it comes to clothing and a specific accessory such as eyewear?

I believe fashion is a form of self-expression. I have learned to enjoy it so that I can feel like myself when I am on a red carpet. I find it very fun to create a narrative and look for options. I usually choose brands that represent who I am. I like an elegant, sober, and timeless style. That’s why I believe Max Mara eyewear define my image very well. They are also an accessory I wear every day and one that truly represents who I am.

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