Isak Férriz

Born in Andorra la Vella on 20 June 1979,^[1][2] Férriz's parents were originally from the area of Gràcia in Barcelona, which he regularly visited when he was a child.^[3] He lived in Andorra until he was 18, when he moved to Barcelona,^[3] training at the Nancy Tuñón's acting school.^[2] His television debut came with a performance in the Laberint d'ombres series,^[2] aired on the Catalan public broadcaster. He landed roles in teen dramas such as Al salir de clase, Compañeros and Física o Química,^[4] as well as in the Catalan telenovela Ventdelplà.^[5]

He starred as the lead character (the 17th-century bandit Serrallonga [es]) in the 2008 television miniseries Serrallonga [es]^[6][7] and as Roberto Pérez (a day laborer who engages in a love triangle with the other two main characters) in the daily television series Bandolera.^[8] After starring as the ruthless Daniel Guerrero in the Movistar+ crime drama series Gigantes (2018–2019), Férriz resumed collaboration with director Enrique Urbizu in Libertad,^[9][10][11] set to play a bandit once again. Later in 2020, Férriz joined the production of the Netflix fantasy thriller series Feria as cast member.^[12]

Besides his better-known work as an actor, Férriz has also worked as a director.^[1]