Fran Berenguer

Early Life and Origins

Fran Berenguer was born and raised in Crevillente, a town in the Alicante region on the eastern Mediterranean coast of Spain . From childhood, he showed interest in physical activities and performance. At just 15 years old, he began his career in acrobatics and stunt work . This journey, which started in 2011, laid the foundation for his future specialization in both acting and stunt performing . In this career path he began at a young age, he put great effort into developing his physical abilities. In 2015, at 19 years old, he moved to Madrid, the capital of Spain, to advance his stunt and acting career . There, he received his acting training at the Central del Cine (Central School of Cinema) .

Climbing the Career Ladder: From Stunts to Acting

Berenguer's professional career began in 2017 in two different fields simultaneously. First, he worked as a stunt performer on the television miniseries "Queens," marking his first on-screen experience . The same year, he made his acting debut as David Castillo in the drama series "Centro Médico" . During this period, Berenguer balanced both acting and stunt careers in parallel, working as a stunt performer on numerous popular productions. He performed stunts on projects such as "Vampire Academy" and "El Zorro" (Zorro) . He also appeared in productions like "Estoy vivo" (2019), "Vis a vis: El Oasis" (2020), "Serve and Protect" (2017), and "Line Walker 2: Invisible Spy" (2019) .

Breakthrough Year: 2021 and Rise

2021 was a significant turning point for Berenguer. That year, he appeared in two major projects: "Parot" : In this thriller series directed by Alonso Laporta, he played Andrés Cuevas, a young man wrongly accused of murder who seeks revenge after being released from prison . "Blowing Kisses" (Air Kisses) : He appeared as Adrián in this comedy-romantic series . The same year, he gained widespread popularity with the Netflix series "The Longest Night" (La noche más larga), playing the character Richi . This thrilling production centered on a siege of a prison.

International Success: The Culpa Series (2023-2025)

Berenguer's biggest career breakthrough came with the 2023 film "Culpa mía" (My Fault). In this romantic drama directed by Domingo González, he played Ronnie, the friend of the main characters . The film, adapted from a novel with a massive fanbase on Wattpad, became a global phenomenon after its release on Prime Video. Following the film's success, he reprised his role in the sequels: "Culpa tuya" (2024) - as Ronnie "Culpa nuestra" (2025) - as Ronnie In these films, he starred alongside famous Spanish actors including Nicole Wallace, Gabriel Guevara, Marta Hazas, and Iván Sánchez. In 2024, Berenguer attended the Mad Cool Festival, where he was seen with his "Culpa" series co-stars Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara .

2024 and Beyond: New Projects

2024 was an extremely busy year for Berenguer. In addition to "Culpa tuya," he appeared in the television series "El gran salto" (The Big Leap) . The same year, he acted in the film "Invasión" (Invasion) . In 2025, alongside "Culpa nuestra," he played the character Victor Cano in the series "El clan Olimpia" (The Olympia Clan) and starred in the film "El cachas" .

🏆 Career Milestones

2011: Began career as acrobat and stuntman at age 15 . 2015: Moved to Madrid to pursue acting and stunt career . 2017: First stunt experience with "Queens"; acting debut with "Centro Médico" . 2021: Breakthrough with "Parot" and "Blowing Kisses"; international recognition on Netflix with "The Longest Night" . 2022: Appeared in the series "Express" . 2023: Role as Ronnie in "Culpa mía," which became a global phenomenon . 2024: Consecutive projects with "Culpa tuya," "El gran salto," and "Invasión" . 2025: Continued career with "Culpa nuestra," "El clan Olimpia," and "El cachas" .

🎭 Stunt Work and Acting Legacy

Fran Berenguer is one of the most interesting and versatile young talents in contemporary Spanish cinema. He has successfully combined his acrobatics and stunt career, which began when he was just 15, with a successful acting career. His ability to channel his physical abilities into his acting makes him unique, especially in action scenes. The international success he achieved with "Culpa mía" has made him a recognizable face not only in Spain but also in many countries across Latin America and Europe. Winning the hearts of young audiences with his character Ronnie, Berenguer continues to solidify this popularity with new projects. His Best Stunt Performance award at the Feroz Awards is the most important indicator of his competence in this field. Although still in his late 20s, he has built a respectable career in both acting and stunt work. He stands out as a talent we will likely see more frequently in both Spanish cinema and international productions in the years to come.