David Solans

David Solans, born August 3, 1996, in Spain, has this kind of raw, magnetic energy on screen that makes it tough to look away. Seriously, if you’ve seen him in “Fill de Caín,” you know what I’m talking about—he brings this intensity, almost like he’s got a secret he’s daring you to figure out. Not everyone can pull off that mix of vulnerability and edge, but he just nails it, especially in roles that push him emotionally. He didn’t just stop there, though. Jump to “Merlí”—that show’s become almost a rite of passage for Spanish TV fans. His character, Bruno, is one of those people you want to shake and hug at the same time. Totally relatable, a little brooding, and way smarter than he lets on. The way David plays him makes you believe every awkward pause, every sidelong glance. He’s not just acting; he’s living out the weird messiness of growing up, and honestly, he makes it look so easy (even though, let’s be real, it’s not). Fast forward to “Heirs to the Land,” and you’re seeing a different side—more mature, even more layers. He somehow brings new depth each time, like he refuses to coast. Music’s in the mix, too—he composes, which, come on, that’s just showing off at this point. Bottom line? David Solans isn’t just another face in the crowd. He’s one of those actors who actually makes you feel something, whether you want to or not.