Natalia Azahara launches into the world of comedy with Vírgenes

With a captivating gaze and a presence that transcends genres, Natalia Azahara is establishing herself as one of the great revelations in current Spanish cinema. Her artistic growth and international reach make her an essential name in the conversation about the future of Iberian audiovisuals.

This June 20th, Azahara faces a new challenge with the premiere of Vírgenes, a generational comedy set in 1960s Spain, directed by Álvaro Díaz Lorenzo. The film, which premiered at the Málaga Film Festival, tells the story of a group of young people who, tired of the routine and restrictions of the era, embark on a journey to the Costa del Sol aboard a Seat 600.

But the real turning point came in May 2025, when she dazzled on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival during the international premiere of Sirat. Her appearance not only grabbed headlines for her elegance, but also consolidated her presence in the industry internationally.

A Career That Speaks for Itself

• In 2024, she starred in Estación Rocafort, a psychological thriller in which she plays Laura, an enigmatic character that marked her debut in a darker and more complex vein.
• She played Daniela in the successful youth saga A través de mi ventana (Through My Window) and its sequel A través del mar (Through the Sea), both Netflix productions that gave her widespread visibility and a strong connection with young audiences.
• Earlier this year, she surprised audiences with a leading role in the action thriller Mikaela, directed by Daniel Calparsoro and co-starring Antonio Resines. The film, now available on streaming platforms, confirms her ability to navigate fast-paced cinema with ease.

In addition to her acting work, Natalia has built a coherent and elegant identity on social media. With nearly 700,000 followers on Instagram (@azaalmar), she projects an authentic, uncontrived image, balancing her public persona with remarkable discretion about her personal life.

With an increasingly busy schedule and projects that expand her artistic range, Natalia Azahara is emerging as one of the key names in the evolution of contemporary Spanish cinema. A figure who represents both the talent and sensitivity of a new generation of actors who are not afraid of challenges.

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