Ricard Sales

Ricard Sales, born in Barcelona right at the start of 1981—man, talk about a city with flavor. He’s not just another face on the screen. This guy’s got a thing for drama and depth, you can tell. His name pops up in some pretty gritty stuff, like “El año del descubrimiento” from 2020, which—if you haven’t seen it—seriously throws you into the chaos and messiness of Spain in the early ‘90s. Not your cookie-cutter documentary, more like a punch in the gut with how real it gets, and Ricard doesn’t just fade into the background; he’s got presence, the kind that sticks. Then there’s “Gran Reserva,” which, come on, if you’re into family drama with wine-soaked secrets and all that Spanish TV twistiness, he’s right in the thick of it. That show’s got layers—betrayal, blackmail, you name it. Ricard’s roles aren’t just “stand here and look pretty;” he really digs into the characters, making them feel lived-in, almost like you might bump into them at some late-night bar in Barcelona. Let’s not forget “Dioses y perros” (2014), a film that’s got grit and soul. It’s not afraid to get dark, but Ricard brings this punchy energy to the screen, giving the whole thing some much-needed warmth. He’s not just acting—he’s producing now too, which, honestly, takes guts in this business. So yeah, Ricard Sales? Not just another actor from Spain. The guy brings heat, and every role he takes on, you can feel that Barcelona heartbeat pulsing through.