Berta Vazquez, originally named Birtukan Tibebe, may surprise many with her diverse background. Born in Kiev, Ukraine, to parents of Ethiopian and Ukrainian heritage, she found her home in Elche, Spain, at the tender age of three.
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Her journey into the arts began modestly at 13, through dance classes spanning ballet, hip-hop, and more. Although music briefly tempted her, it was acting that truly captivated her soul.
Her big break arrived in 2015 with the Spanish series “Vis a vis,” where she mesmerized audiences with her portrayal of Estefanía “Rizos” Kabila. This role catapulted her into the spotlight, earning her acclaim both nationally and internationally.
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Since then, she’s proven her versatility across various projects. From portraying an Afro-Spanish woman during the Franco era in “Palmeras en la nieve” to venturing into international productions like “The Pier” and “7 Days,” she continues to push her boundaries.
Beyond the screen, Berta remains engaged in music, lending her voice to soundtracks of her films. Additionally, she’s a vocal advocate for diversity and inclusion in the entertainment sphere.
Despite her youth in the industry, Berta Vazquez’s career is already a tapestry of achievements. With her talent, unwavering dedication, and passion for social change, she’s carving out her legacy in the world of entertainment.


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