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Verónica Echegui

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In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Fernández and the second or maternal family name is Echegaray.

Verónica Echegui
Close-up of Echegui's face
Echegui in 2024
Born
Verónica Fernández Echegaray

(1983-06-16)16 June 1983
Madrid, Spain
Died24 August 2025(2025-08-24) (aged 42)
Madrid, Spain
Education
Occupations
  • Actress
  • film director
Years active2003–2025
PartnerÁlex García (c. 2010–2023)
RelativesJosé Echegaray

Verónica Fernández Echegaray (16 June 1983 – 24 August 2025), known professionally as Verónica Echegui (Spanish pronunciation: [beˈɾonika eˈtʃeɣi]), was a Spanish actress. After making her feature film debut as the title character of the 2006 drama My Name Is Juani, she appeared in films such as My Prison Yard (2008), Six Points About Emma (2010), Kathmandu Lullaby (2012), The Cold Light of Day (2012), Family United (2013), You're Killing Me Susana (2016), The Hunter's Prayer (2017), Unknown Origins (2020), My Heart Goes Boom! (2020), The Offering (2020), Book of Love (2022), Yo no soy esa (2024), and Artificial Justice (2024).

Echegui also featured in television series such as Fortitude (2015–2017), Trust (2018), Intimacy (2022), and Love You to Death (2025).

In 2020, her short film and directorial debut Tótem Loba was released; it won the Best Short Film at the Goya Awards in 2022. She was the recipient of several accolades for acting merits, including four Goya Award nominations and two Gaudí Awards.

Early life

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Verónica Fernández Echegaray[1] was born in Madrid on 16 June 1983.[2] Her father is a lawyer and her mother a civil servant.[3] She took the entrance exams for the Real Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático,[4] landing her television role in Paco y Veva two years after entering the school.[5] Moving to London, she trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, while working as a waitress.[3][6]

Career

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Echegui landed her first television work with a minor role in the series Una nueva vida, followed by an appearance in the series Paco y Veva.[7] In 2005, she did theatre work in Tomaž Pandur's play Infierno, which was staged at the Teatro María Guerrero.[8] For her big screen debut,[9] Echegui starred in Bigas Luna's My Name Is Juani, portraying the title character, a 18-year-old woman who moves to Madrid to pursue her dreams of becoming an actress.[10][3] After being told by her agent that Bigas Luna was looking for the role for an average Jane instead of an actress, Echegui attended the first casting call for the film pretending not to be an actress.[11] Reviewing for Variety, Jonathan Holland assessed that Echegui "revels in the role of the raspy-voiced, short-skirted and irrepressibly vulgar Juani, the character who comes closest to winning viewers' hearts".[12][13] Despite the film's mixed reviews, it landed her a nomination for the Goya Award for Best New Actress and launched her career.[13][14]

Early roles also include her appearance in the TV movie Un difunto, seis mujeres y un taller.[7] She went on to star in The Lesser Evil (2007) along with Carmen Maura and Roberto Álvarez as the temperamental lover of a right-wing politician.[15] Likewise, the film 8 Dates, presented at the 2008 Málaga Film Festival, gave her the opportunity to try her hand at comedy.[16] She also trained an Argentine accent for her role in the Basque conflict-themed film La casa de mi padre (2008), which premiered at the San Sebastián International Film Festival.[17][18]

Echegui together with fellow &Me co-stars Mark Waschke and Teun Luijkx

Echegui's portrayal of a "gutsy, streetwise" convict seeking redemption in the prison drama My Prison Yard (2008) won her her first nomination for the Goya Award for Best Actress.[19][20]

The European Film Promotion Jury selected Echegui as one of ten up-and-coming European actors to be awarded the 2009 Shooting Stars Award.[21] In 2009, she co-starred in the British comedy Bunny and the Bull as a lively Spanish waitress for her first international film work.[22][23]

In 2012, Craig Mathieson wrote in The Age: "In Roberto Perez Toledo's romantic drama Six Points about Emma she plays a confident blind woman, while for Manuel Martín Cuenca's sparsely atmospheric Half of Oscar she is a silent, recessive sibling circling her estranged brother, and in Icíar Bollaín's Kathmandu Lullaby she displays a forthright passion as a teacher trying to help abandoned children in Nepal."[24] She also played a part in the Madrid-set spy thriller The Cold Light of Day (2012), which received negative feedback from critics and audiences alike.[25] She portrayed a woman in a love triangle in the ensemble comedy Family United (2013), set against the backdrop of the 2010 FIFA World Cup final.[26][27]

In 2016, she co-starred as an aspiring novelist opposite to Gael García Bernal in the Mexican film You're Killing Me Susana,[28] and along with David Verdaguer and Álex García in a love triangle in the romantic comedy Don't Blame the Karma for Being an Idiot, after prior cast choice Clara Lago withdrew from the project.[29] Echegui was invited to membership in the AMPAS in 2018.[30]

In 2020, Echegui co-starred in the jukebox musical comedy My Heart Goes Boom!, featuring songs by Raffaella Carrà.[31] She portrayed Amparo, a character noted for her Murcian Spanish accent.[31] For her supporting role in the film she landed another Goya nomination, as well as a Feroz Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Film. Echegui went on to win the Gaudí Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the The Offering (2020), a drama halfway between "Greek tragedy and psychological thriller" playing a deeply traumatised woman surrounded by toxic relationships.[32][33] Echegui stated that had "never done anything so 'obsessive', so to speak, but at the same time, that's what attracted me most when I read the script".[33] She also portrayed hard-boiled cop and cosplay-loving Norma in Unknown Origins.[34][35]

Echegui presenting her short film Tótem Loba in a panel during the 2021 Gijón International Film Festival.

In 2021, she debuted as a director with the short film Tótem loba [es], which won her the Goya Award for Best Fictional Short Film.[36] The short film's story tackled structural gender-based violence.[37] She appeared in the 2022 drama miniseries Intimacy, playing a factory worker in a vulnerable situation who commits suicide after the disclosure of a sexual video featuring her,[38] and in the 2023 historical drama miniseries The Patients of Dr. García as a Falangist woman from a wealthy family.[39] In 2024, she starred in the coming-of-age comedy Yo no soy esa,[40] and as a judge in Artificial Justice, a thriller set in a near future delving on the meddling of artificial intelligence in the justice system.[41][42]

In 2025, Echegui starred in the romantic comedy series Love You To Death.[43] She left works pending for a posthumous release, including the series Ciudad de sombras and Sara Sálamo's film Hortelana.[44][37]

Personal life and death

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Echegui was a relative of José Echegaray and Miguel Echegaray [es].[45] She was fluent in Spanish, Italian and English.[46] After meeting in the Canary Islands during the filming of Six Points About Emma in 2010 and up until 2023, she was in a relationship with actor Álex García.[47]

Echegui died of cancer at Hospital 12 de Octubre in Madrid, on 24 August 2025, at the age of 42.[23][48][45] Several colleagues, including Sara Sálamo, Silvia Alonso, Susana Abaitua, Vicky Luengo, Dafne Fernández, Elisa Matilla, and Paco León, attended her lying in repose at the La Paz funeral home in Alcobendas.[49]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2006 Yo soy la Juani (My Name Is Juani) Juani [50]
2007 El menor de los males (The Lesser Evil) Vanesa [51]
Tocar el cielo (Touch the Sky) Elena [52]
2008 8 citas (8 Dates) Vane [53]
El patio de mi cárcel (My Prison Yard) Isa [54]
La casa de mi padre [es] Sara [55]
2009 Bunny and the Bull Eloisa [56]
2010 La mitad de Óscar (Half of Oscar) María [57]
2011 Verbo Medussa [58]
Seis puntos sobre Emma (Six Points About Emma) Emma [59]
2012 Katmandú, un espejo en el cielo (Kathmandu Lullaby) Laia [60]
The Cold Light of Day Lucia [61]
2013 &ME Edurne [62]
La gran familia española (Family United) Cris [63]
2014 Kamikaze Nancy [64]
2016 Me estás matando, Susana (You're Killing Me Susana) Susana [65]
No culpes al karma de lo que te pasa por gilipollas (Don't Blame the Karma for Being an Idiot) Sara [66]
2017 La niebla y la doncella (The Mist and the Maiden) Ruth Anglada [67]
Lasciati andare [it] (Let Yourself Go) Claudia [68]
The Hunter's Prayer Dani
[69]
2020 Orígenes secretos (Unknown Origins) Norma [70]
L'ofrena (The Offering) Rita [71]
Explota explota (My Heart Goes Boom!) Amparo [72]
2021 Donde caben dos (More the Merrier) Ana [73]
2022 Book of Love Maria Rodríguez [74]
Historias para no contar (Stories Not to Be Told) Sofía [75]
Objetos (Lost & Found) Helena [76]
2024
 Yo no soy esa Susana
[77]
Justicia artificial (Artificial Justice) Carmen Costa [78]

Television

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2003 Una nueva vida
[7]
2004 Paco y Veva [es] Isa
[79]
2014 Cuéntame cómo pasó Cristina
[80]
2015–17 Fortitude Elena Ledesma
[81]
2017 Apaches Carol [82]
2018 Trust Luciana
[83]
2018 Paquita Salas Edurne Bengoetxea [84]
2021 3 caminos [es] Raquel
[85]
2022 Intimidad (Intimacy) Ane [86]
2023 Los pacientes del doctor García (The Patients of Dr. García) Amparo Priego [87]
2025
 A muerte (Love You to Death) Marta
[88]

Accolades

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Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
2007 62nd CEC Medals Best Newcomer My Name Is Juani Nominated [89]
21st Goya Awards Best New Actress Nominated [90]
51st Sant Jordi Awards Best Spanish Actress Won [91]
16th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best New Actress Nominated [92][93]
10th Málaga Film Festival Best Supporting Actress The Lesser Evil Won [94]
2009 64th CEC Medals Best Actress My Prison Yard Nominated [95]
23rd Goya Awards Best Actress Nominated [96]
2012 4th Gaudí Awards Best Actress Kathmandu Lullaby Won [97][98]
26th Goya Awards Best Actress Nominated [99]
2014 1st Feroz Awards Best Supporting Actress Family United Nominated [100]
23rd Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Film Actress in a Secondary Role Nominated [101][102]
2021 8th Feroz Awards Best Supporting Actress My Heart Goes Boom! Won [103]
35th Goya Awards Best Supporting Actress Nominated [104]
13th Gaudí Awards Best Supporting Actress The Offering Won [105]
2023
 10th Platino Awards Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or TV Series Intimacy Nominated
[106]

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