Ester Expósito

Ester Expósito is a Spanish actress and model from Madrid who has become one of the most visible young faces in contemporary Spanish-language screen culture. She began her public acting career in 2016, making her television debut through appearances in series such as “Centro médico” and “Vis a vis”. Those early roles positioned her inside the industry before her breakthrough on a globally distributed production.

She became internationally known from 2018 onward for playing Carla Rosón in Netflix’s “Élite”, a defining character across the show’s first seasons that turned her into a widely recognized name. During that period she shared the spotlight with castmates such as Danna Paola, Itzan Escamilla, and Miguel Bernardeau, and her reach grew alongside the series’ worldwide popularity.

After that breakthrough, she expanded her work across film and television with titles including “Cuando los ángeles duermen”, “Alguien tiene que morir”, “Veneno”, and “Venus”, while also stepping into Mexican productions like “Perdidos en la noche” and the Netflix series “Bandidos”. Her trajectory has been accompanied by industry recognition, including winning a Fotogramas de Plata award for “Venus” and additional awards linked to her ongoing career momentum.