Itziar Ituño
🎤 singer
Still alive
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Age today
years old
Itziar Ituño is one of the most recognized Spanish Musicians of the Generation X generation.
Spanish actress
"Her role as Inspector Raquel Murillo (later Lisbon) in "La Casa de Papel" (Money Heist) is undoubtedly her career highlight." — About Itziar Ituño
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Born
Years in career33 years active
June 18th, 1974
Birthplace
Basauri
Known for
🎤 Musician
Nationality
Spain
Generation
Generation X
Career
33 years
Region
Europe
How Itziar Ituño compares to other Musicians
🎂Itziar Ituño is 6 years younger than the average Musician
| Metric | Itziar Ituño | Avg Musician | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 51 | 57 | -6 yrs |
| Career length | 33 yrs | ~35 yrs | -2 yrs |
| Based on 830 Musician profiles in our database | |||
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Facts about Itziar Ituño
Did you know?
Did you know that before becoming a global sensation with "Money Heist," Itziar Ituño spent 18 years starring in the long-running Basque soap opera "Goenkale"?
5 Lesser-known facts
- Before global fame, Itziar spent 18 years on the Basque soap opera "Goenkale," playing the lesbian character Nekane Beitia.
- She is a lead singer in the band "EZ3" (pronounced 'e-z-three'), performing songs in both Basque and Spanish.
- Beyond acting, she is a trained social worker, holding a degree in Urban and Social Intervention.
- She has publicly supported Basque political prisoners, which has occasionally sparked controversy in Spain.
- She made her feature film debut in the critically acclaimed Basque-language film "Loreak" (Flowers) in 2014.
Career highlight
Her role as Inspector Raquel Murillo (later Lisbon) in "La Casa de Papel" (Money Heist) is undoubtedly her career highlight. This Netflix phenomenon catapulted her to international stardom, making her a recognizable face worldwide and showcasing her dramatic range to a global audience.
Legacy
Itziar Ituño's legacy is defined by her global portrayal of strong female characters and her unwavering commitment to Basque culture and language, blending mainstream success with regional roots.