Clara González García

Cuban actress in television, theater, film and radio.

She performed on stage for the first time when she was five years old, she was in preschool and sang Vinagrito, by Teresita Fernández, for a singing competition. Dressed in a red lace robe and two red bows in her pigtails, she won first prize.

In her family, her parents have always been computer scientists, with a very special taste for beauty, art and music. From age 14, wanting to prepare herself to take the entrance tests at the National School of Art (ENA), she began to do children's activities with her father.

At 15 years old she performed in Caimito for the provincial recruitment workshop and thus enter the ENA. At 19 years old she took the entrance tests for the Higher Institute of Art (ISA)

In her third year at ENA she was notified of a casting that Rafael González (Cheíto) was doing for a version of the story by Julio Cortázar Final del juego. That was the first thing she did on television. She returned to television with the series Mucho ruido.

She played the 9th grade 3 teacher, Amalia in the series Calendario by Magda González Grau.

Performances
Theater
She has participated in works such as:

Noche de Reyes
Gotas de aguas sobre piedras calientes
La otra orilla
El Decamerón
Las amargas lágrimas de Petra Von Kant
El otro cuarto
Ana en el trópico
Antigonón un contingente épico

Television
Final del juego
Mucho Ruido
Entrega
Calendario

Film
El Techo
MPM