Meet The Cast

A self centered selfish mother that fails to understand the issues of others, always finding ways to play the victim. Her character can be very argumentative and hostile if she doesn't get her way

Queca Gordillo, a Spanish-born international actress and producer, currently develops her career across the U.S., Spain, and Latin America. As a performing arts actress, she has starred in over 14 theater productions, including La isla bonita, Mom’s Ashes, A Christmas Carol, and The Silent Murder, where she plays a female version of Poirot. Her production La que se va a armar, in which she also acts, has premiered in Miami, New York, Madrid, and Mexico City. In the past six months, she filmed the feature Por la vida and short films including Aquellas Cabareteras (directed by David Chocarro), The Glass Child, and Just Girls. She can also be seen in La mujer de mi vida (Telemundo, Canal9) and in English in Nemesis on Amazon Prime USA. Her short film Panther G won the Audience Award at the Miami Short Film Festival in November 2024. Queca is co-founder of PAFF (Primer Acto Florida Foundation), a U.S. nonprofit that promotes Spanish language arts in South Florida, supported by the Florida Department of State, Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, and Spain’s AECID. She is also a member of the Spanish Academy of Performing Arts. She has lived in four countries and trained in acting in Madrid, Miami, and Toronto. She also studied classical and Spanish dance, as well as music theory, piano, and harmony at the RCSMM. Queca holds a degree in Economics from the Autonomous University of Madrid and Sunderland University, plus a Master’s in Marketing from NYU. Before fully dedicating herself to the arts, she worked in multinational companies, balancing business with her lifelong passion for performance. She is married and a proud mother of three sons.