Carlos Librado
Spanish actor and comedian (born 1976)
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Juan Carlos Librado Gallego (born 9 August 1976), also known as Nene, is a Spanish actor and comedian.
Life and career
Juan Carlos Librado Gallego was born in Madrid on 9 August 1976.[1][2] Prior to his acting career, Librado developed a ten-year spell as a professional footballer, playing for lower-league sides RSD Alcalá, CD Badajoz, Alicante CF, and UD Lanzarote.[1] He trained his acting chops in a theatre group of the University of Alicante.[1] He has performed in stand-up TV and live comedy shows, and collaborated in El club de la comedia, Zapeando, and Pasapalabra.
Librado landed his screen debut with a minor role in the sitcom Aída.[3]
He starred alongside Daniel Grao and Isak Férriz as Clemente "Clemen" Guerrero in the narcoseries Gigantes.[4] He also appeared in Lejos de ti, Los relojes del diablo, Señor, dame paciencia, Dos años y un día, and La Moderna.[1]
He made his feature film debut in The Invisible Guardian (2017), followed by performances in the subsequent installments of the saga, The Legacy of the Bones and Offering to the Storm.[3] His film career also include roles in Undercover Wedding Crashers, Very Bald Trip, The Champion,[3] and From Good to the Hood.[5]