Juanjo Puigcorbé

Juanjo Puigcorbé popped onto the scene in Barcelona back in ’55, and honestly, the guy’s been everywhere ever since. He’s one of those actors you just sort of recognize—maybe from that wild ‘90s Spanish romcom, “El amor perjudica seriamente la salud,” where the plot’s this rollercoaster of love, bad decisions, and, let’s be real, a bunch of emotional chaos. If you’re into films where characters mess up spectacularly but you can’t help rooting for them anyway, that one’s a must-watch. But Puigcorbé’s not just your typical leading man. He’s got range. In “Mi hermano del alma,” he dives deep into complicated friendships and all the drama that comes with them. Brothers from another mother, you know? The movie doesn’t shy away from the rough stuff—betrayal, loyalty, all those messy feelings people pretend they’re too cool to talk about. Now, if you’re into detective stuff, “Pepe Carvalho” is basically a love letter to Barcelona’s gritty underbelly. Puigcorbé plays it cool, bringing this noirish, almost sardonic vibe to the table. The guy knows how to work a trench coat, let’s just say that much. You can tell he’s got a thing for stories that aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty, showing real people with actual baggage. So yeah, Juanjo’s career is kind of a wild ride through Spanish cinema. He’s been the romantic screw-up, the conflicted best friend, and the brooding detective. Not just a face on the screen—he brings a little bit of that Barcelona attitude to every role, making things feel less scripted and way more real.