Álvaro de Juana is a Spanish actor who was born in 2002 in Madrid. The world of cinema and television has caught his attention since he was little and he has always wanted to dedicate himself to it. He has starred in theater plays and important musicals such as "Billy Elliot", "Dancing in the Dark" 
or "The Lion King", where he played Simba at just 11 years old.

Projects on the small screen were not long in coming and in 2019 he acted in 'Vota Juan' series, starring Javier Cámara. His big debut on TV came in the series 'Amar es para siempre', becoming part of two seasons with a leading roll.

Later, he also participated in 'Luimelia' show. After that he got one of the leading roles in the series 'HIT', in which he gave life to Román, a violent Russian guy who was adopted by the owners of the town inn. A year later, he joins the cast of 'Elite' the famous TV series of Netflix where he plays Dídac.

In addition to his acting role, he is also part of the world of dubbing. De Juana has voiced emblematic characters such as Mowgli ("The Jungle Book"), Kion ("The Lion Guard"), Buck ("The Good Dinosaur") or Nick ("Zootopia"), etc… Likewise, he declares himself passionate about the world of music and has also starred in the video clip for "Ruth Lorenzo", one of the songs that are part of Ruth Lorenzo's repertoire.