The actress Ana Villa was born in 1972 in Asturias, in Spain.
After completing her secondary studies, she enrolled in the Faculty of Psychology, even working for some time as a teacher. However, he decided not to finish his degree and go to Madrid, where he studied Dramatic Art.
His professional debut took place on the small screen, when, in 1997, he participated in an episode of the series “More than friends.”
After that, she had the opportunity, in 1999, to make her debut in the cinema, in the film “Píde responsable al rey”, by the director José Antonio Quirós, where Ana played a journalist. In 2001 she took part in a feature film by Vicente Aranda, “Juana la Loca”, where she played Ana Sáez de Torrijos, and the following year Imanol Uribe offered her the role of Chana in the film “El viaje de Carol”.
After these works in the cinema, the actress returned from being seen on television, where she participated in supporting roles in some well-known series such as “El Comisario”, “Hospital Central” or “There is no one who lives here.”
In 2005 she got a fixed role in the series for regional channels “Capital”, and in 2006 she joined the cast of the telenovela “Amar en times revolved”, in which she plays the role of Sole, sister of the late Fermín . He was in this series until 2009.
In 2011 she was hired for another great Spanish series, also like the previous one, with a historical background, “República”, in which she plays the role of María Pilar.
In 2007 the actress was awarded the Actors Union Award for best supporting actress.