2004, Madrid, Spain

María Romanillos is a Spanish actress trained at the Cuarta Pared Theatre School and the Primera Toma Film School, with a career mainly focused on film and television.

In 2021, she made her feature film debut in Las consecuencias, directed by Claudia Pinto, a performance that earned her the Silver Biznaga Award at the Málaga Film Festival. In 2022 she appeared in 13 Exorcismos, directed by Jacobo Martínez, and No mires a los ojos, directed by Félix Viscarret. In 2023, she took part in Norbert(a), directed by Sonia Escolano, and Mientras seas tú, once again under the direction of Claudia Pinto. In 2024, she released La casa, directed by Álex Montoya, and El cuento del lobo, directed by Norberto López Amado. Her most recent movie is Tres de más, released in 2026.

On television, she began in 2020 with Antidisturbios, directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen. In 2021, she appeared in Maricón perdido, directed by Alejandro Marín, and in both seasons of Paraíso, created by Fernando González Molina. That same year, she appeared in Historias para no dormir, in the episode directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen. In 2024, she joined the Netflix series Olympo.

María Romanillos’s career has developed mainly in film and television, combining independent productions with widely distributed projects within contemporary Spanish audiovisual fiction.