Paule Barcenilla

Professional Experience

Paule Barcenilla (Bilbao, 1993) was born and grew up in an artistic family environment, her mother was a music teacher and from an early age she began musical and vocal training.

His professional career began in 2014 when he became part of the hACERIA Company directed by Richard Sahagún. Since then he has participated in different plays such as “Verano de Cristal”, “La tristeza del caracol”, “El abrazo de Heróntidas” and “Kakerlake/Kafka”, the latter premiered at the Teatro Arriaga. In 2017, he participated in "The legend of the Guggenheim" a small piece written and directed by Juanma Bajo Ulloa for the Museum's XX Anniversary.

His debut on the big screen came with "Gernika", directed by Koldo Serra. He also participated in the thriller "El silencio de la ciudad blanca", directed by Daniel Calparsoro where he gave life to the young Felisa. He participated in the series "Centro médico" and coincided again with Koldo Serra in the first Orange TV fiction series "Caminantes" produced by 100 bullets (The Mediapro Studio).

Her latest work has been in the film "Maixabel", released in the Official Section of #69SSIFF under the direction of Icíar Bollaín.