The actress Bárbara Lennie was born on April 20, 1984 in Madrid.
He was born into an Argentine family, moving at a very young age with his family to Buenos Aires, where they lived until Barbara was 6 years old, returning again to Spain.
After finishing his secondary studies, he enrolled in the Royal High School of Dramatic Art in Madrid, where he studied acting. He has already worked in all the media, both in theater and in film and television.
His professional debut took place in the cinema, in 2001, in the film “More pain than glory”, after which he participated, already in 2005 in “Obaba” and, the following year, in “La bicicleta”.
In 2007, the director Emilio Martínez Lázaro offered him a role in his film “Las 13 rosas”, in which he played Dionisia. In that same year, he also acted under Felipe Vega in the movie “Mujeres en el parque”.
From the rest of his filmography we can highlight “Every day is yours”, “The condemned”, “All the songs talk about me”, “Dictation” or “The skin I live in” by Pedro Almodóvar.
As for the theater, we have been able to see her performing works such as “Holidaymakers”, “The performance to be done” or “Trio in E Flat”.
As for the small screen, in 2007 he participated in the series “Countdown” and in 2009 in “Red Eagle” it was Cristina, the wife of the main character, who dies in the first chapter.
Also in 2009, she joined the cast of the telenovela “Amar in scrambled times”, in the role of Rosa Fernández, and in 2011 she participated in the historical series “Isabel”, playing Juana de Portugal.
Despite her youth, the actress has to her credit an important number of awards, nominations and recognitions, such as the Sant Jordi Film Award for the best Spanish actress for her work in the film “Los condenados”, or the Premio de la Union of Actors for the best revelation actress for her role in the play “The role to be done.”