Arancha Martí
- Actress
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Arancha Martí is a Spanish actress recognized for her work in both film and television, notably for her roles in La gran familia española and Ciega a citas. Originally from Madrid, she began her formal training in dramatic arts at the Escuela Cristina Rota in 2009, which laid the foundation for her acting career. Early appearances included episodic roles in popular Spanish TV series such as Hospital Central, Doctor Mateo, and Águila Roja. Her breakthrough came in 2012 with the role of Tatiana in the third season of El barco on Antena 3.
In 2013, Martí gained wider attention portraying Carla in the film La gran familia española, directed by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, where she played a young woman navigating pregnancy and family dynamics. That year, she also starred in Herencia, playing a terminally ill young woman, showcasing her range in emotionally demanding roles. Her portrayal of Irene Zabaleta Soler in the television series Ciega a citas further established her presence on Spanish television, spanning 137 episodes.
Martí's filmography includes You Only Live Once (Sólo se vive una vez, 2017) and Perdida (2018), where she took on supporting roles that contributed to her growing reputation. Her work earned her a nomination for Best New Actress at the Unión de Actores awards in 2014, reflecting her impact on the Spanish acting community.
Beyond acting, Martí has appeared in music videos and short films, demonstrating versatility across media formats. She is also known for balancing her professional career with motherhood. Through her varied roles and steady presence in Spanish entertainment, Arancha Martí has contributed to contemporary Spanish cinema and television, earning recognition for her nuanced performances and dedication to her craft.
In 2013, Martí gained wider attention portraying Carla in the film La gran familia española, directed by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, where she played a young woman navigating pregnancy and family dynamics. That year, she also starred in Herencia, playing a terminally ill young woman, showcasing her range in emotionally demanding roles. Her portrayal of Irene Zabaleta Soler in the television series Ciega a citas further established her presence on Spanish television, spanning 137 episodes.
Martí's filmography includes You Only Live Once (Sólo se vive una vez, 2017) and Perdida (2018), where she took on supporting roles that contributed to her growing reputation. Her work earned her a nomination for Best New Actress at the Unión de Actores awards in 2014, reflecting her impact on the Spanish acting community.
Beyond acting, Martí has appeared in music videos and short films, demonstrating versatility across media formats. She is also known for balancing her professional career with motherhood. Through her varied roles and steady presence in Spanish entertainment, Arancha Martí has contributed to contemporary Spanish cinema and television, earning recognition for her nuanced performances and dedication to her craft.
