Héctor Eduardo Suárez Noas

Cuban actor who has resided in Spain since 1999. He holds a degree in Performing Arts with a specialization in Acting from the Instituto Superior de Artes de la Habana and graduated with a Gold Medal and Diploma of Honor.

After graduating as a high-altitude pilot from the Naval Academy (Mariel) to please his family, he subsequently began seeking ways to pursue his true vocation: acting.

He was an extra in one of the most complex Cuban productions, Cecilia, directed by Humberto Solás. He then worked for three years in the acting workshop directed by filmmaker Enrique Pineda Barnet and completed his professional training by graduating as an actor from the Instituto Superior de Arte.

He has developed an extensive career spanning radio, film, television, and theater.

Important productions such as The Seagull by Anton Chekhov, Love Stories by Tony Cabré, Misery by Stephen King, Caligula by Albert Camus, and The Public by Federico García Lorca, among others, have featured his participation.

He has been a presenter at events such as: the International Latin American Film Festival, Cubamoda Internacional, Festival Cine - Plaza, National Theater Prize 2001 and 2004, and the "GRAMMY" Awards at the Palacio de Convenciones de la Habana (1991). He has worked as a radio actor, lent his voice to the Habana Club campaign, and has also provided voice-overs for various documentaries.

On the other hand, he has served as a professor in various Acting and Acting Direction workshops at the Escuela de Cine de Galicia.

Nominated for the Caricato Awards as Best Film Actor for his work in the film La Pared by Alejandro Gil in 2006, he subsequently won it for his performance in Los dioses rotos by Ernesto Daranas. In December 2011 he premiered his film Verde Verde under the direction of acclaimed filmmaker Enrique Pineda Barnet, who won the Goya for his film La bella del Alhambra as Best Foreign Film in 1990. He was nominated for Best Film Actor for this role, winning it at the Rainbow Festival in Ceará, Brazil. He won the Caricato Award for Best Lead Actor in Theater in 2015 for the role of Mikhail Astrov in the play Uncle Vanya by Chekhov under the direction of Carlos Celdrán.

Theater Performances

El 23 se rompe el Corojo. 1975. Actor.
La Espera. 1985. Actor and Director.
Romeo and Juliet. 1986. Actor.
The Classics: Oedipus Rex and Macbeth. 1986. Actor.
El Gordo y el Flac¨Virgilio Piñera¨. 1987. Actor.
Petición de Manos. 1987. Actor.
Martí y la Esclavitud. 1987. Actor and Director.
The Good Person of Szechwan. 1988. Actor.
El Tesoro del Capitán. 1989. Actor.
La Boda. 1994. Actor.
Sara´s. 1995. Actor.
Morir de Noche. 1995. Actor. Puerto Rico.
Electra Garrigó. 1996. Actor.
King Lear. 1997. Actor.
The Public. 1998. Actor.
Caligula. 1998-1999. Actor.
Misery. 1999-2000. Actor. Spain.
Love Stories. 2000-2001. Actor. Spain.
The Seagull. 2002. Actor.
La Mar Salada. 2003. Actor.
Art. 2006-2007. Actor.

Television

El Cautivo del Rey (1988) As Rohan.
Esperaré que Crezcas (1990) As David.
De tu Sueño a mi Sueño (1991) As Wolsky.
Castillo de Cristal (1992) As Don Ceibo.
Su Propia Guerra (1993) As El Mudo.
Shiralad (1993) As Mercury.
Blanco y Negro, No (1994) As Emilio.
El violador (1994) As El Vilador.
Para la vida (1994-1995).
Agente secreto (1995) As Ernesto Badia.
Tiempo final (2001) As The Sheriff. In Spain.
Viento de Pueblo (2001) As Pablo Neruda. In Spain.
El comisario (2001) As Jairo. In Spain.
La Sopa Boba (2004) As Travel Agent. In Spain.
Cuentame como pasó (2004) As Yuri Andreiev. In Spain.
Hospital Central (2007) As Amador. In Spain
Valientes (2010) As Lorenzo Gómez-Acuña. In Spain
Arrayán (2010) As Amancio. In Spain
Enamorada (1989) As Camilo.
El año que viene (1994) As Anselmo Prieto.
Entre mamparas (1996) As Pablo Murillo.
Calle Nueva (1999-2000) As Rafael Ojeda. In Spain.
Capital (2004) As Luis Uribe. In Spain.
El auténtico Rodrigo Leal (2005) As Tomas. In its Spanish version.

Film

1982

La dimensión de un instante (Short Fiction Film). Dir. Jorge Luis Sánchez.
Crónica de una infamia (Docudrama). Dir. Miguel Torres.

1984

Tiempo de amar. Dir. Enrique Pineda Barnet.

1985

Ecos. Dir. Tomás Piard.

1986

Fiesta (United States-Cuba). Dir. Augusto Coppola.

1989

La bella del Alhambra. Dir. Enrique Pineda Barnet.
Cuervo (Canada-Cuba). Dir. Carlos Ferrands.

1991

Bocetos. Dir. Tomás Piard.

1992

La caravana (France-Cuba). Dir. Jean Pierre.

1993

El blanco de los espejuelos (France). Dir. Edouard Niermams.

1994

Melodrama. Dir. Rolando Díaz.

1995

Tierra Índigo. Dir. Jean Sagols.

1996

Sabor latino (Spain-Cuba). Dir. Pedro Carvajal.
Los tercermundanos (France-Cuba). Dir. Jean P. Maragal.

1997

Kleines Tropicana. Dir. Daniel Díaz.
Mambí (Spain). Dir. Santiago and Teodoro Ríos.

1998

Caribe (Italy).
Lobos sueltos (Spain). Dir. Javier Juhm.

With Pineda Barnet

2001

Machín...toda una vida (Spain). Dir. Nuria Villazán.

2006

La pared. Dir. Alejandro Gil.

2008

Los dioses rotos. Dir. Ernesto Daranas.

2009

La Anunciación (Feature Fiction).Enrique Pineda Barnet.

2013

Conducta (Feature Film)

2014

Omega 3 As Officer Mac
Blue Heart As Tomás...in production
Pasado perfecto As Calcines

2017

Sergio y Serguei. Feature Film. Dir. Ernesto Daranas

2020

Mambo Man. Dir. Edesio Alejandro

Monologue

First (1997).
Upstair(2013)

Telenovelas

Enamorada (1989) As Camilo.
Para el año que viene (1994) As Anselmo Prieto.
Entre mamparas (1996) As Pablo Murillo.
Calle Nueva (1999-2000) As Rafael Ojeda. In Spain.
Capital (2004) As Luis Uribe. In Spain.
El auténtico Rodrigo Leal (2005) As Tomas. In its Spanish version.
Valientes (2010) As Lorenzo Gómez-Acuña. In its Spanish version.
Arrayán (2010) As Amancio

Short Films

La dimensión de un instante (1982) As Guerrilla Fighter.
Crónica de una infamia (1983) As Leader.
Lobos sueltos (1998) As Jordi.
La ventana (2005) As Doctor.

Awards

Caricato Award for Best Film Actor granted by UNEAC Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba in 2009 for Rosendo in Los dioses rotos, the directorial debut of Cuban filmmaker Ernesto Daranas.