Personal details
- Birth Date: 1977-06-26
- Height: 6′ (1.83 m)
- Birth Location: Seville, Spain
- Professions: Actor, Casting Department, Composer
Ignacio Ysasi—yeah, that guy. Born smack-dab in the middle of a blazing Sevillian summer in ‘77, which probably explains his flair for drama and passion. You might know him if you’ve been keeping up with Spanish TV and film, but honestly, he’s one of those actors who slips under the radar and then—bam!—steals your attention when you least expect it. Not just an actor, though; the man’s got composer chops too. Multi-talented? Understatement. You’ll catch him in “García!” (2022), where he’s not just playing a role—he’s practically living it, giving off this vibe that’s part mystery, part “don’t-mess-with-me.” Then there’s “Cristóbal Balenciaga” (2024). No spoilers, but he brings a sort of old-world gravitas you just can’t fake. And “El Vecino” (2019)? Comedy with a twist, and he slides in seamlessly, balancing that tightrope between hilarious and heartfelt. Some folks say Spanish cinema’s got a special kind of magic, and actors like Ysasi are why. He doesn’t just show up and say his lines—he brings a spark of unpredictability, that sense that something unexpected could happen at any second. It’s refreshing, honestly. Way too many actors play it safe, but not this guy. Whether he’s behind a piano or front and center on screen, he’s got this knack for making you forget you’re watching a performance at all. Talent like that doesn’t just grow on trees.
So, basically, he nails English—like, not just good, but the kind of fluent where you almost forget it’s not his first language. Why? The guy was glued to cartoons as a kid, but not just any cartoons. We’re talking everything dubbed in English. Saturday mornings, after-school marathons, the whole deal. He picked up phrases, weird slang, even those quirky expressions you only hear in old-school animation. Kinda wild, right? While other kids were figuring out the local slang, he was quoting cartoon villains and heroes in perfect English. Now, toss him into a conversation, he’ll crack a joke or drop a reference, and you’d swear he grew up somewhere in the U.S. or London. Cartoons basically raised him—at least, when it comes to language. Not a boring textbook in sight, just a steady diet of animated chaos. And honestly, it’s worked out pretty well for him.
June 26, 1977
6′ (1.83 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Seville, Spain
48 years old