Najwa Nimri

Najwa Nimri, born on February 14, 1972, is a prominent Spanish actress and singer known for her dynamic contributions to both film and music. She first captured the public's attention in 1995 with her leading role in the film 'Jump into the Void,' marking the beginning of a successful career that would see her become a significant figure in Spanish cinema throughout the 1990s and 2000s.

In 1996, Nimri ventured into music by forming the duo Najwajean with producer Carlos Jean. Their debut album, 'No Blood,' showcased an early instance of trip-hop in Spain, further establishing her artistic versatility. Her filmography includes notable works such as 'Passages' (1996), 'Open Your Eyes' (1997), 'Blinded' (1997), 'Lovers of the Arctic Circle' (1998), 'Asfalto' (2000), 'Sex and Lucia' (2001), and 'Fausto 5.0' (2001), each contributing to her reputation as a talented actress.

After a period of relative quiet in her acting career, Nimri experienced a resurgence in popularity during the streaming era. She gained widespread acclaim for her compelling performances in villainous roles in hit crime drama series such as 'Locked Up' and 'Money Heist,' captivating audiences with her intense portrayals.