Víctor Clavijo

• Birth Name — Víctor Clavijo Cobos • Birthplace — Algeciras, Spain • Born — 28 September 1973 • Occupation — Actor, photographer • Education — RESAD

Víctor Clavijo Cobos was born in Algeciras on 28 September 1973. He studied at the Colegio Puerta del Mar and the Instituto Isla Verde in his native city. He studied law at the University of Granada but he eventually dropped out and moved instead to Madrid, graduating in Drama from the RESAD. Besides his theatrical performances, his first non-stage role came in 1995 with a performance in the short film David. He landed one of his first television roles in the series Menudo es mi padre, where Clavijo played the son of El Fary's second wife. Clavijo landed his big screen debut in Un buen novio (1998). He became popular in Spain some time later for his breakout role as Raúl Daroca in the soap opera Al salir de clase, which he performed from 1998 to 2000. In 2025, the municipal corporation of Algeciras approved a proposal to declare him Favourite Son of the city.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes — Reference(s) • 1998–2000 — Al salir de clase — Raúl Daroca — Main. Introduced in season 2 • 2006 — Tirando a dar — Alejo — Main • 2006 — Mujeres — Nicolás • 2009–2010 — La señora — Fernando Alcázar — Main • 2010 — Karabudjan — Dani • 2011; 2018–2019 — 14 de abril. La República — Fernando Alcázar — Reprise of his role in La señora • 2012–2013 — Gran Hotel — Fernando Llanes/Ángel Alarcón — Recurring. Seasons 2–3 • 2013 — Gran Reserva. El origen — Vicente Cortázar — Main. Prequel of Gran Reserva. Older version in the original series performed by Emilio Gutiérrez Caba • 2014 — El corazón del océano — Hernando de Trejo — TV miniseries. Produced in 2011 • 2014 — Hermanos — Damián Jurado • 2014 — Prim, el asesinato de la calle del Turco — José Paúl y Angulo — TV movie • 2014 — Cuéntame un cuento — Andrés (The Wolf) — Anthology series. Episode 1: Los tres cerditos • 2015–2016 — Carlos, rey emperador — Francis Borgia — Main • 2016 — Lo que escondían sus ojos — Antonio Tovar — TV miniseries • 2015–2017 — El ministerio del tiempo — Lope de Vega — Recurring. Seasons 1–3 • 2017 — Cuéntame cómo pasó — Dr. Martín Broto — Recurring. Season 18 • 2017–2018 — Amar es para siempre — Diego Durán — Main. Season 6 • 2019 — Hernán — Cristóbal de Olid — Main • 2020 — 30 monedas (30 Coins) — Mario — Guest • 2020 — Diarios de la cuarentena — Víctor — Main • 2021 — Ana Tramel. El juego (ANA. all in) — Gabriel — Main • La ley del mar (The Law of the Sea) — Vicent • El Marqués — Rafael Pertierra de Medina, marqués de Bahía y Sobrarbe

• Year — Award — Category — Work — Result — Reference(s) • 2004 — Best New Actor — Silvia's Gift • 2007 — Best Television Actor in a Minor Role — Mujeres • 2009 — Best Actor — Before the Fall • 2010 — Best Television Actor in a Secondary Role — La señora • 2011 — Best Film Actor in a Secondary Role — 18 Meals • 2012 — Best Television Actor in a Minor Role — 14 de abril. La República • Best Film Actor in a Minor Role — Frozen Silence • 2013 — Best Film Actor in a Secondary Role — Holmes & Watson. Madrid Days • 2015 — Best Television Actor in a Leading Role — Cuéntame un cuento — Episode: "Los tres cerditos" • 2016 — Best Stage Actor in a Secondary Role — Fausto • Best Television Actor in a Minor Role — El ministerio del tiempo • 2018 — Best Television Actor in a Minor Role — El ministerio del tiempo • Best Film Actor in a Secondary Role — Llueven vacas • 2020 — Best Stage Actor in a Secondary Role — Lehman trilogy • Best Actor — The Wait • Best Film Actor in a Minor Role — Someone Who Takes Care of Me • Best Stage Actor in a Minor Role — Blaubeeren