Allende Blanco

Allende Blanco comes from a renowned family of artists: daughter of Sergio and Estíbaliz, founding members of the legendary groups Mocedades and El Consorcio, she grew up surrounded by music and artistic sensibility. This legacy has never been an end in itself, but rather a starting point from which she has developed her own voice as an actress, singer, and stage performer. She currently combines her acting career with her recent incorporation into El Consorcio, with whom she has toured in Mexico and Costa Rica, receiving a warm and enthusiastic response from audiences.She trained as an actress at Replika Teatro and continued her professional development with renowned teachers such as Claudio Tolcachir, Belén Macías, León López (Actor's Studio London), Jorge Elorza, Eva Lesmes, Sol Garre, David Zinder, Carmen Rico or Ramiro Silveira. She completed her training in music and dance at the Escuela de Música Creativa, and has worked on her voice and dancing skills with different masters such as Javier Prieto, Felipe Forastiere, Esther Izquierdo, Óscar Martínez Gil, and Jason Lvecque, Enric Marimón (Broadway Jazz) Lucas Tadeo, Jessica Flores, Elsa Álvaro (Tap dance) as well as at institutions such as Karen Taft and Madrid Dance Center.She has built a strong trajectory in musical theatre, playing leading roles in major productions such as Matilda (Miss Honey) and Billy Elliot (Mum and Ms. Wilkinson), both directed by David Serrano; 33 El Musical (swing and cover for the role of Mother), Frankenstein, el musical, Gisela y el libro mágico, La dama boba, and A siete pasos del Quijote, among others. Her performance in Matilda was recognized with the PTM XV Award for Outstanding Female Performance and the BroadwayWorld Spain Audience Award for Best Supporting Actress.In film and television, she has worked under the direction of filmmakers such as Daniel Calparsoro (El silencio de la ciudad blanca) and Pablo Berger (Abracadabra), and has appeared in series including Madres, Caronte, Sequía, El accidente, Amar es para siempre, and Centro Médico, steadily building her presence on screen.Her musical path has always run parallel to her theatrical work. She was the lead singer of TAE PONDIE, a band that won first prize at FestiMAD Taste 2012, and she contributed to the original soundtrack of the film Tú eliges, directed by Antonia San Juan. She has also collaborated with Mäbu and lent her voice for several TV commercials.An actress in constant evolution, Allende sees the stage-whether theatrical, cinematic, or musical-as a space for exploration, truth, and craftsmanship. Always in motion, always creating