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Notable person

Héctor Carballo, actor from Trasmiras

Héctor Carballo (Trasmiras, 1985) is a Galician stage, television and film actor, trained in Madrid and at the University of Kent, with roles in "Isabel", "Servir y proteger", "A Estiba", "Serramoura" and classical theatre.

Born
Trasmiras, 1985
Profession
stage, television and film actor
Training
drama in Madrid and at the University of Kent

Héctor Carballo was born in Trasmiras in 1985 and is a Galician actor with wide experience in theatre and television. He studied at the Xesús Ferro Couselo and Luis Vives secondary schools, took drama in Madrid and graduated in drama from the University of Kent; he broadened his training with directors and teachers such as Will Keen, Andrés Lima and Daniela Féjerman [1].

Television and web series

He played Charles VIII of France in the series Isabel (2014), Ramiro in La supercafetera (2010-2015), Anxo in O camiño portugués pola costa and in Serramoura, Nuno in El final del camino (2017) and Teo in Servir y proteger (TVE1, 2018), and took part in Historias de Alcafrán (2019), A Estiba (TVG, 2019-2020) and Drácula, el vampiro gallego (2020), among others [1].

Film and theatre

In film he appeared in ¿Qué hicimos mal? (2021) and in short films such as Las vidas de Lucas (2010) and Un mundo salvaje (2019). In theatre he worked in productions of Lope de Vega, Calderón and Shakespeare and in plays of the Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico, such as Entremeses barrocos, Todo es enredos amor and La moza de cántaro, as well as The Play That Goes Wrong (La función que sale mal) [1].

Another actor from the comarca is Serxio Pazos, from Sandiás.

Frequently asked questions

Where was Héctor Carballo born? In Trasmiras, in 1985 [1].

Which series did he work in? In Isabel, Servir y proteger, A Estiba and Serramoura, among others [1].

Sources

  1. «Héctor Carballo (actor)», Galipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A9ctor_Carballo_(actor)
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