Biography of Canco:
Born with a passion for journalism, Canco started his career in Malaga, where he combined his love for journalism with his studies in Dramatic Art. For three years, he worked with a mime clown company, performing street theater shows and honing his skills. However, his thirst for knowledge and creativity led him to leave everything behind and move to Madrid to pursue further studies at the prestigious School of Cristina Rota.
As a lover of the studio, Canco continued to develop his craft, exploring various disciplines such as music, direction, and dramaturgy. His dedication and hard work soon paid off, as he began to gain recognition and prominence in the industry.
Canco's impressive resume includes a wide range of television, film, and theater productions. He joined the popular series Aida from its inception, gradually becoming one of the most beloved characters. He has also appeared in other notable television shows, such as Agitation + VAT, Manolo and Benito Corporeision, Los Serrano, Ala... Dina! And Central Hospital.
On the big screen, Canco has starred in films like The Party, I am taking off, and the two installments of Fuga de Cerebros, among other movies. His stage presence has been showcased in productions like Maria Sarmiento, directed by Fernando Romo, Tonta she, silly him, directed by Eduardo Aldán; But who killed the theater, directed by Joaquin Oristrell; And the opera El rapto del serrallo, among other performances.
In a special event, Canco presented the Campanas de Esperanza Sur as "El Barajas" by Aída, alongside his colleagues Miren Ibarguren, Pepe Viyuela, and Paco León on December 31, 2013.
