Íñigo de la Serna is a Spanish actor and musician. Born on March 1, 1991 in Madrid, Spain, he began his training as an actor in 2012 at the Central School of Cinema, completing his training at the Juan Codina Studio and the Actor's Center. During his training, he premieres his first play "Cosas que hacer y decir (o no) en un bar, at Sala Azarte, and shoots "Ypsilon", his first film at Lago di Como, in Italy, playing Fran, as a supporting role. After participating in numerous plays and short films, he gets in 2020 the role for his first series "Glow and Darkness", produced by José Luis Moreno, in the role of Jaques, although the production will finally not see the light. That same year, he is put under the orders of José Val Bal, to give life to Jesu in the film "Ombligo", which had an excellent run in festivals. In 2022 he joins the cast of Mano de Hierro, directed by Lluis Quilez and produced by Netflix, to give life to Joaquín Manchado, the main character, in his beginnings as owner of the port of Barcelona.