Violeta Madel, born on 18 October 2008 in Barcelona, is a passionate young performer whose career has flourished in film, television and theatre, and continues to expand her artistic horizons with exceptional training in dance, music, singing and acting.

From her first steps in show business at the age of 4, Violeta has proven to be an undeniable force on stage and in front of the camera. Her training at the prestigious Forum Licano studio has strengthened her love for a wide range of dance styles, including classical ballet, jazz, contemporary, tap, hip hop, Spanish dance, Latin ballroom, acrobatics and aerial. This multifaceted training is complemented by her passion for music, piano, singing and acting, skills she began to develop at the age of 8.

Violeta has been in the spotlight since she was very young, appearing in advertisements for prominent brands such as LaHalle, Colacao and El Corte Inglés. Her professional theatre debut came with “Euphoria” and “Emotion”, Sandal productions in which she dazzled both at Barcelona’s Poble Espanyol and on tour, showcasing her undeniable talent in dance-theatre.

Her transition to the big screen was with roles in David Ilundaín’s “Uno para todos” and “Nasdrovia” alongside the likes of Hugo Silva and Leonor Watling. Her performance in the short film “Luna” by Daniel Caneiro and her participation in “Voy a Pasármelo Bien” by David Serrano, reinforced her presence in the cinema. In addition, her role as a dancer in the Eurovision Junior Festival in Paris, and her performance in the musical “Bye Bye Monstre” by Dagoll Dagom as the main character, demonstrate her versatility and commitment to art.

Violeta’s role as the lead in the upcoming Disney+ series “Ayla and the Mirrors” marks a high point in her young career, cementing her place as one of the most promising young actresses of her generation. She has also shone in Netflix’s “Hasta el Cielo” and Movistar+’s “Nasdrovia 2T”, deftly adapting to different genres and formats.

Violeta’s ongoing training includes dance studies at Forum Licano, singing lessons with Laura Daza and Joan Vázquez, and acting training with prestigious teachers. She has participated in workshops at Pineapple Dance Studios in London and has received training from international experts, expanding her already impressive skill set.

In addition to her success in the performing arts, Violeta has achieved excellence in competitions, being Spanish champion in solo and group acrobatic dance. Her dedication, talent and passion for the art make her a rising star whose career promises to continue to dazzle.