David Lorente

David Lorente’s not one to fade into the background—he’s carved out a pretty memorable spot for himself in the Spanish film and TV scene. You might recognize him from “No me gusta conducir” (2022), a show that pretty much nails the anxiety and chaos of learning to drive as an adult. It’s awkward, it’s funny, and it’s so painfully relatable you’ll probably catch yourself cringing for the main character. Lorente just has this way of playing off those little everyday disasters, making them hit close to home but still hilarious. He also pops up in “Voy a pasármelo bien” (2022), which is basically a nostalgic trip back to the '80s, loaded with music, friendship, and that bittersweet vibe you get when you realize how fast things change. His performance there? It’s got warmth, a bit of goofiness, and just the right punch of nostalgia. Honestly, he fits right in with the cast—like that one friend everyone’s secretly glad to have around at a reunion. And then there’s “Paco’s Men” (2005), a series that’s pretty much a staple if you grew up watching Spanish TV. Lorente’s role isn’t flashy, but he’s the guy who fills in the gaps, gives the main crew someone to bounce off, and just keeps the energy rolling. He’s not always front and center, but you’d absolutely notice if he wasn’t there. Basically, David Lorente brings a ton of heart and humor to everything he touches—kind of makes you wish he’d show up in more stuff, honestly.