1991, Barcelona, Spain.

Restless actress who has been curious about acting since childhood. She begins her studies at the age of 12 at the Nancy Tuñón school, being the first of many schools that will gradually enrich her career, such as Laura Jou’s l’Estud per l’actor, Luci Lenox’s Frankstein Studio, or Javier Galitó-Cava’s Meisner Technique. Graduated in psychology from the University of Barcelona.

Her first films were The Sunday’s Illness by Ramón Salazar, Les amigues de l’Àgata directed by four young directors and nominated for Best Film at the 2017 Gaudí Awards, Júlia ist directed by Elena Martín, and Yo la busco directed by Sara Gutiérrez. In 2023, once again under the direction of Elena Martín, she releases the romantic drama Creatura. Her latest project for the big screen is La furia, directed by Gemma Blasco.

Carla has participated in numerous short films, among which stand out Nosotros, Miserable yo, and Castells, all starring her.

Her television career begins with the Netflix series El tiempo que te doy in 2020. Shortly afterward, she participates in the Catalan series Drama and in Cardo for Atresplayer. In 2023 she takes part in the series Días mejores for Prime Video and La Mesías for Movistar +. In 2024 she shoots Mamen Mayo for Sky Showtime. In 2025 the series El gran salto, directed by Roger Gual for Atresplayer, is released.

In theater, she debuts with a piece resulting from a young creative process, Like si lloras, with the company Els Malnascuts in 2017. Shortly afterward, she performs at the Almería Theater in Barcelona, in an adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream directed by Iván Morales.