Ángel Martín

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Ángel Martín
Born October 5, 1977 (1977-10-05) (age 34)
Flag of Spain.svg Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Ángel Martín Gómez (Barcelona, October 5, 1977) is a Spanish actor, TV presenter, comedian and screenwriter.

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[edit] Beginnings

He studied piano in Barcelona and worked with his father playing music for seniors. He spent the money he earned to pay for his studies in an acting academy.

[edit] Television

He attended an audition for the TV channel Paramount Comedy where the producer was looking for new talent. He put a sheet over his head and spoke about the disadvantages of being a ghost. He passed the audition, and afterwards, joined the group of comedians already at the channel, writing and performing his monologues in the programme Nuevos Cómicos (New comedians) Some of them are:

Leyendas Urbanas [Urban Legends],

Cuentos Infantiles [Children's Stories]

Sexo y Milagros [Sex and Miracles]

Ángel collaborated on Noche sin tregua [Night without truce], his friend Dani Mateo's TV show on Paramount Comedy, and also on La Noche con Fuentes & Cía [Night with Fuentes & Cía] with Manel Fuentes.

He was one of the screenwriters of the successful series 7 Vidas [7 lives].

He worked from March 2006 to January 2011 at La Sexta, co-presenting Sé lo que hicisteis... [I know what you did...], a humorous programme which takes a critical look at the world of celebrity and sensationalist TV programmes with Patricia Conde.

[edit] Cinema

Ángel Martín has written scripts for many short films.

He appeared in Pernambuco, directed by Albert Ponte and Marta Molina, by Javier Ocaña.

[edit] Theatre

He was in the play ¡Qué viene Richi! (The Nerd) by Larry Shoe, in Madrid (Spain).

[edit] Awards

  • 2007

- 'Man of the year' (Men's health magazine) - 'Comedian of the year' (Jaja Festival in Zaragoza) - 'Best Light Entertainment Presenters: Ángel Martín and Patricia Conde' (ATV 2006) - 'Best Light Entertainment Presenter' (TP de Oro 2007)

  • 2008

- 'Best Light Entertainment Presenter' (TP de Oro 2008)

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