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Barbara Goenaga
Goenaga in 3:19 (2007)
Born	Bárbara Goenaga Bilbao (1983-07-20) 20 July 1983 (age 41) Donostia-San Sebastián, Basque Country, Spain
Occupation	Actress

Bárbara Goenaga Bilbao (born 20 July 1983) is a Spanish actress from the Basque Country. She was nominated to the Goya Award for Best New Actress for her performance in the 2007 comedy-drama film Oviedo Express.

Biography

Barbara Goenaga was born in San Sebastian, Gipuzkoa, on 20 July 1983. She is the daughter of painter Juan Luis Goenaga [es] and the niece of actress, writer and film director Aizpea Goenaga. She started her acting career in her homeland, appearing in series like Bai Horixe!, Beni eta Marini and Duplex along with her aunt Aizpea Goenaga. In 1994, she started working in long-running, popular Basque language television soap opera Goenkale where she spent six years interpreting Ainhoa.

She moved to Madrid at age 16, where she participated in series like El Comisario. She also featured in the series El grupo. In 1992 she made her feature film debut in Arantxa Lazkano's Urte ilunak. From year 2000 onwards, she featured in many projects, both in cinema and television: Silvia's Gift (2002), directed by Dionisio Pérez, Amor en defensa propia (2004), by Rafa Russo, La luna en botella (2006) under the direction of Grojo or Oviedo Express (2007), directed by Gonzalo Suárez. In television, she has taken part of popular series like Vientos de agua, At the Edge of the Law (2005) or A medias (2002).

In 2008, her work in Oviedo Express nominated her for a Goya Award in the category Best New Actress.

She has a son from her relationship with actor Óscar Jaenada. She has had two sons with politician Borja Sémper.

Filmography

Film

Television

References

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External links

• Bárbara Goenaga at IMDb
• Official website

• Spanish film actresses
• Actresses from San Sebastián
• 1983 births
• Spanish television actresses
• Living people
• 20th-century Spanish actresses
• 21st-century Spanish actresses
• Basque-language actors