Santi Millán
| Santi Millán | |
|---|---|
 Millán, in 2010. | |
| Born |
13 September 1968 Barcelona, Spain |
| Occupation | Actor & showman |
Santiago Millán Montes (13 September 1968, Barcelona), professionally known as Santi Millán, is a Spanish actor and TV showman.
Biography
He studied in the Colegio del Teatro (Barcelona) and in 1989 enter in the theatral company La Cubana during a decade. In 1999 he abandoned La Cubana and he joined Andreu Buenafuente's late night La Cosa Nostra (TV3), playing Paco Monteagudo (the reporter of the show). He achieved enormous fame in Catalonia on shows like A pèl (TV), 5hombres.com (theatre) or El Terrat (radio).
In 2002 he appeared on national TV with the series Periodistas, playing the reporter Pep. After the ending of this serie, Millan was contracted by the same producer and to play the role of Sergio Antúnez in Siete Vidas. At the same time, he returned to Catalonia with other Buenafuente's late night, Una altra cosa.
Building on his fame in television, he began a career in the cinema: Vivancos 3 (2003), Di que sí (2004) and his first dramatic role, Amor idiota (2005).
In 2005 Millán collaborated with Andreu Buenafuente in the first season of his first national TV show, Buenafuente.
He produced (with El Terrat) the TV series Divinos (Antena 3), cancelled after two weeks.[1]
In 2007 he abandoned El Terrat and created his own production company, Zoo Partners Entertainment (Zoopa).
In 2010 he presented the short late night UAU! in the channel Cuatro.
In 2012 he was contracted with the program El Hormiguero as a new collaborator.[2]
Career
Theatre
- Cubanas a la carta (1988)
- Cómeme el coco, negro (1989)
- Cubana Maratón dancing (1992)
- Cegada de amor (1994–1998)
- 5 Hombres.com
- Ustedes se preguntarán como he llegado hasta aquí (2001) Director
- "Wanted, el show de los cómicos más buscados"
- Singles, de Toni Moog (2008) Director
- Más Allá del Puente, by David Botello (2010) Productor/actor
Cinema
- El amor perjudica seriamente la salud, by Manuel Gómez Pereira (1996)
- Torrente 2: Misión en Marbella, by Santiago Segura (2000)
- Lisístrata, by Francesc Bellmunt (2002)
- Nudos, by Lluís Maria Güell (2003)
- Vivancos 3, by Albert Saguer (2003)
- Di que sí, by Juan Calvo (2004)
- Amor idiota, by Ventura Pons (2005)
- Va a ser que nadie es perfecto, by Joaquín Oristrell (2006)
- La habitación de Fermat, by Luis Piedrahita & Rodrigo Sopeña (2007)
- Bruc, el desafío, by Daniel Benmayor (2010)
- Mil cretins, by Ventura Pons
- Rivales (2008)
- Paul (2010)
- Any de Gracia, by Ventura Pons (2011)
- Ted, by Seth MacFarlane (2012) (Spanish voice)
TV programs
- El día por delante (TVE, 1989).
- Especial nochebuena en TVE (1989).
- Especial cap d'any "Aquest any TV3 no fa res" (1989–1990).
- El Martes que viene (TVE, 1990), actor.
- La Cosa Nostra (TV3, 1999–2000), reporter
- La última Noche (Telecinco, 2001), subdirector, actor.
- A pèl (TV3, 2001–2002), showman.
- El Club de la comedia, Digital + (2001–2005).
- Una altra cosa (TV3, 2002–2003), reporter
- A pèl tour (TV3, 2002–2003), reporter
- Buenafuente, (Antena 3, 2005) collaborator
- Boqueria 357 / Boqueria After Sun (TV3, 2007–2008), showman & director
- Gala Premios Ondas (Cuatro, 2008–2009), presentador
- Gala X1FIN: juntos por el Sáhara (Cuatro, 2009), showman & singer
- UAU!' (Cuatro, 2010), director y presentador.
- Gala Voces X1FIN: juntos por Mali (2010), singer
- El Hormiguero, Antena 3 (2012-act.), collaborator
TV series
- Els grau (TV3, 1991), actor
- Teresines, SA (TV3, 1992), actor
- Me lo dijo Pérez (Telecinco, 1999), actor
- Periodistas (Telecinco, 2002), actor
- 7 vidas (Telecinco, 2002–2005), actor
- Divinos, (Antena 3, 2006), productor ejecutivo, actor
- Los simuladores (Cuatro, 2006), actor
- Cuestión de sexo (Cuatro, 2007), actor
- LEX (Antena 3, 2008), actor
- Frágiles, (Telecinco, 2012-), actor
Radio
- El Terrat. Estem arreglats, Radio Barcelona (2001–2002)