Beatriz Arjona

Arjona was born on 30 November 1983 in Seville.^[1][2] She studied dramatic art at Seville's Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático (ESAD).^[3] She developed an early career on stage under Jota Linares [ca], Abril Zamora, and Oriol Tarrasón [es],^[4] featuring in plays such as A quién te llevarías a una isla desierta and Las dependientas.^[5] She also started a screen career, featuring in Casting (2012) for which the female cast won a collective Best Supporting Actress award at the Málaga Film Festival.^[4][6] She went on to star in the Mexican film Me quedo contigo, presented at the 2014 Morelia Film Festival.^[7][8] She portrayed Dulce in Cable Girls's season 4.^[5] Other television roles include credits in El ministerio del tiempo, Estoy vivo, Libertad, and Operación Barrio Inglés.^[4][5] She also portrayed Lucía Setién / Helena Garrido in season ten of the soap opera Amar es para siempre.^[5]

For her performance in the film The Party's Over (2024) as a domestic servant,^[9] she won Best Leading Actress at the 4th Carmen Awards.^[10] She was also nominated for Best Supporting Actress for Alone in the Night (2024).^[11] In 2025, she featured in the role of Alma in the Italian box-office hit Buen Camino.^[12]