Rania was born in Khenifra, Morocco, and moved to Spain at the age of six, where she began to explore her passion for the arts. From an early age, dance, acting, singing, and modeling became her means of expression, each shaping her career through dedication and relentless effort.

Her journey began with a course in outdoor sports, where she honed skills in activities such as hiking and climbing, while also strengthening her leadership abilities in natural settings. Later, she focused on enhancing her acting skills, starting with English-language training and progressing to on-camera acting, a discipline she continues to refine. Additionally, she has explored a variety of dance styles, a constant practice that enriches her expressiveness and stage presence.

In theater, Rania participated in the English-language adaptation of School of Rock, an experience that allowed her to merge her love of acting with her talents in language and dance. In film and on-camera projects, she has appeared in several short films in English, including 100 Followers and The Power App, as well as Spanish-language productions such as What Happened to Diego Vegas? and a short film for the Fit-Cat contest in Catalonia. Her work also extends to modeling, where she has showcased her versatility in various photo shoots, highlighting her range across artistic disciplines.

Currently, Rania continues to train in on-camera acting and dance, viewing every project as an opportunity to connect with new audiences and evoke unique emotions. As she often says, “Without madness, there is no happiness,” a philosophy that inspires her life. She believes that passion, emotion, and a touch of daring are essential ingredients for growth and for savoring every moment.

With talent, perseverance, and contagious enthusiasm, Rania shines on every stage she graces. Her charisma and dedication leave no doubt that her future in the performing arts will be bright and filled with success.