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Eduardo Casanova

Eduardo Reina Valdehita (born 24 March 1991), better known as Eduardo Casanova, is a Spanish actor and filmmaker, popularly known for his role as Fidel in the sitcom Aída (2005–2014).

Eduardo Casanova

Eduardo Casanova, director, at the Locarno Film Festival in Locarno, Switzerland in August 2025

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Birth Name
Eduardo Reina Valdehita
Birthplace
Madrid, Spain
Born
24 March 1991
Occupation
* Actor
Full name
Eduardo Reina Valdehita.
Nationality
Spain
Fields
transcendence
Known for
Skins
Languages
Spanish

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Eduardo Reina Valdehita (born 24 March 1991), better known as Eduardo Casanova, is a Spanish actor and filmmaker, popularly known for his role as Fidel in the sitcom Aída (2005–2014).

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Eduardo Casanova (born 1991) is an actor, film director and screenwriter. The actor was born Eduardo Reina Valdehita in Madrid.

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