Maricón perdido
Bob Pop
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Stories of identity across stage and screen
From Maricón perdido to LA BOLA NEGRA.
Carlos González was born in Navarra, Spain, and moved to Madrid at 18 to train at Estudio Corazza. His work has grown across theatre, television and film, with movement and voice among the disciplines he studied.
One of his prominent television roles was playing Bob Pop in Maricón perdido, directed by Alejandro Marín. His performance received nominations from Fotogramas de Plata and the MiM Series awards.
González also appeared in Veneno and later worked in series including La vida breve and Mariliendre. Alongside acting, his creative work includes writing and directing the short film Muñeca.
In LA BOLA NEGRA, directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, he plays Alberto, a historian whose family history connects him to the film’s other eras. The part brings together the personal search and the passage of memory at the heart of the story.
The list below shows films currently available on FLM.RED and does not represent his complete work.
Bob Pop
Writer and director
Alberto
Performance readings are FLM.RED editorial interpretation.
Titles in this collection; not a complete filmography.
Portrait illustration: FLM.RED.