Beatriz Ric

• Name — Beatriz Rico • Born — 25 February 1970 • Birthplace — Avilés, Asturias, Spain • Occupation — * Actress • television presenter • singer • Awards — "Premio Engromiso Cine Español 2011" and "Celebrity Award of the Year Friend of the Animals 2014" of AnimaNaturalis

Rico spent most of her childhood and adolescence in Gijón, having studied high school at the Jovellanos Institute. At 19, she moved to Madrid to study drama and ballet. Rico has done work in cinema, theater, and as a singer and photographic model.

• Year — Title — Ref. • 1995 — Hermana, pero ¿qué has hecho? • Los hombres siempre mienten • 1996 — İstanbul Kanatlarımın Altında • Palace • Pesadilla para un rico • 1997 — Corazón loco • 1998 — Simpatici & antipatici • Cuando el mundo se acabe te seguiré amando • Quince • 2001 — Lázaro de Tormes • 2001 — Esta noche, no • 2002 — Story of a Kiss • 2003 — Atraco a las 3 y media • 2004 — Tiovivo c. 1950 • Un día sin fin • 2005 — The Outcome • 2008 — Cenizas del cielo • 2009 — Radio Love • 2011 — Abrázame • 2012 — The Clan • 2014 — Las hijas de Danao • Fuera de Foco

She has also had a continued career as a television actress, participating in numerous series, almost always comedies, a genre in which Beatriz Rico seems to have specialized: • Year — Title — Ref. • 1996 — Carmen y familia • 1998 — A las once en casa • 2000 — Abierto 24 horas • 2002 — Un Paso Adelante • 2006 — Ellas y el sexo débil • 2013 — La que se avecina

In theatre Rico played Doña Inés in a performance of Don Juan Tenorio in 1998. She has also worked on Momentos de mi vida (2000), by Alan Ayckbourn, Las señoritas de Aviñón (2001), along with María Asquerino, Los 39 escalones (2008 and 2012) and Las novias de Travolta (2011). In 2012 Rico interprets the monologue Mejor Viuda Que Mal Casada (2012–present). In 2016 he takes part in the assembly of Swingers, from Tirso Calero.

The following works and productions are recorded by name or by count.