Andrea Duro
Nude

Biography

Opening credits for every on-camera project should include at least one female nipple. You know, eliminate the anticipation—yes, she will let her points of wonder peep out from underneath a guy as she scratches her nails across his back. Case in point proving Mr. Skin is really on to something here: Spanish actress Andrea Duro as Aledis in the 2018 TV series Cathedral of the Sea. If you ignore the white type flashing across the bare skin of Andrea and her dude in the throes of passion, you’ll notice her ripe breasts and pink nipples peeping out here and there, and it’s quite a lovely sight. Born in Madrid, the 5’4” actress made her entrance on the showbiz scene at only 17, with a quick part on television. A year later, she nabbed the regular, lead role of Yoli on the show Física of química, aka Physics of Chemistry, for 77 episodes from 2008-2011, cementing herself as a pretty and popular actress in Spain. Her big-screen debut came with the part of Mara in Tres metros sobre el cielo, aka Three Steps Above Heaven (2010), a film that nabbed a nomination for a Goya Award (like an Oscar) for Best Adapted Screenplay. Other feature films Andrea is known best for include Juan del lose Muertos (2011), aka Juan of the Dead, where she plays Camila in the favorited zombie flick; and Xtremo (2011), a Netflix extravaganza where she plays María. On the little screen, big TV roles include playing Enriqueta in El secreto de Puente Viego in 2012; Nuria Atiza in Olmos y Robles in 2015; Lucía Barbate in Amar en tiempos revueltos from 2014-2015; Claudia in Perdóname, Señor in 2017; and Marie Leduc in Velvet Collection from 2017-2019. Now, if you’ll excuse Mr. Skin, he needs to send off a few emails to Hollywood screen writers…