Albert Espinosa

Albert Espinosa (Barcelona, 1973) is an actor, director, screenwriter for theater, film, and television, and a chemical engineer. He is the creator of the films "Planta 4a" (4th Floor), "Va a ser que nadie es perfecto" (Looks Like No One is Perfect), "Tu vida en 65'" (Your Life in 65'), "No me pidas que te bese, porque te besaré" (Don't Ask Me to Kiss You, Because I Will), and "Heroes." He is a regular contributor to radio programs and has his own column in El Periodico de Catalunya. He is the creator and screenwriter of the 13 episodes of the successful TV series "Polseres vermelles," whose television rights for America were purchased by Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks. His first book, the autobiographical "El mundo amarillo" (2008, The Yellow World, Best Memoir 2012, Independent, Patakis Publishers, 2014), was highly successful and has been translated into more than 40 languages. His novel "Tell Me to Come and I Will Leave Everything... But Tell Me" (Patakis Publishers, 2014) achieved even greater success and established him as one of the most successful authors of our time.