Daniel Guzman ended up in the cinema thanks to graffiti. He was just a young man Aluche when, by chance, he co-starred in a documentary that portrayed the life of Madrid graffiti artists.

Since then, cinema became his passion and, although he always knew that he was made to direct, he began in the industry as an actor. After several projects, his rise to fame came with his role in There is no one who lives here.

In 2006, Guzmán left the series that gave him so much joy to focus on his role as a director, launching into his debut feature: in exchange for nothingin which he discovered Miguel Herrán.

Today, Daniel Guzmán has built a successful career as an established director of Spanish cinema and presents us with his latest film: La Deuda. Don't miss his interview, this afternoon from 5:00 p.m. on Antena 3!