Barbara Lombardo, a talented actress born and raised in Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, embarked on her acting journey by studying at the renowned Julio Chavez Theater School in Buenos Aires.
Her television career kicked off with a memorable role as "Vanina" in the record-breaking and highly acclaimed series "Resistiré", which garnered a massive fan base. She then went on to land lead roles in other successful series such as "Socias" and "Mujeres Asesinas".
Barbara's subsequent role as "Pochi" in the hit series "El Puntero" cemented her status as a fan favorite, with the show being ranked as one of Argentina's most successful series to date. Her impressive television credits also include appearances in "History Of A Clan", "The Rich Do Not Ask Permission", "The Roldan", and "You Are My Man".
In Mexico, she joined the casts of "XY La Magazine" and the second season of "Soy Tu Fan", showcasing her versatility by performing with a neutral accent in Spanish.
On the feature film side, Barbara made a striking impression as "Cristina Quadri / Sofia Lombardi" in "Captive", earning a nomination for the Silver Condor - Best New Actress award from the Argentinian Film Critics Association. The movie's thought-provoking storyline centered around a young woman who discovers she is not who she thinks she is and is actually the missing daughter of activists who disappeared in 1970s Argentina. "Captive" received multiple international award nominations, including a win at the San Sebastián Festival.
Barbara's additional film credits include "The Mugger", "El Hombre Que Corría Tras El Viento", and "2001 Mientras Kubrick Estaba En El Espacio". In 2020, she starred as "Manuela" in the feature film "Manuela", shot on location in Los Angeles, California.
