Eileen Yañez

She studied acting at the Escuela Nacional de Arte Teatral del INBA. Her film debut was in "Desierto Adentro", which won her the Ariel Award for Best Female Co-Actress and marked the beginning of an outstanding career. In 2010 she participated in "El Mar Muerto" with Ignacio Ortiz. The following year, she worked with Everardo Gout in "Días de Gracia", presented at Cannes, which received 13 Ariel Award nominations and won 8 awards, including Best Female Performance, her second Ariel. She also shared credits with Mel Gibson in "Get the Gringo", directed by Adrian Grunberg. In television, she participated in the first season of Netflix's "Club de Cuervos", and in seasons II and III of HBO's "Capadocia", a series nominated at the Monte-Carlo TV Festival and the International Emmys, among other projects. In addition to film, she has worked in audiovisual installations, theater and choreography, enriching her artistic career.