“Passion, joy, and a strong desire to work. I love bringing the director's vision to life on stage. I also enjoy discovering the universe from which the character comes so that I can bring them to life in a unique way. I am proactive, persevering, and practice active listening both on and off stage.”

Carmen Valero's passion for acting began at a very young age. When she discovered the world of the arts, she knew that was where she belonged. And so she did: she performed in musicals, theater, short films, and dance shows of different styles.
 Later, she studied Dramatic Arts at EMAD, took classes in classical dance and singing for musicals, and took courses in acting for the camera. She has studied with teachers such as Rocío Bello, Samuel Blanco, Antonio Romano, Mari Paz Ballesteros, Marta García, Enrique del Portal, José Masegosa, Julia Möller, Silvia Luchetti, Sergi Marló, Jesús Sanz-Sebastián, Carmen Utrilla, Tonucha Vida, and Juanma López.
 In her repertoire, she has played very different characters, enjoying the challenges and seeking the essence of each one to find what makes them special.
 Notable characters include Rosita in "Doña Rosita la Soltera y El lenguaje de las flores" by F. García Lorca; Buby in the adaptation of "Tres Sombreros de Copa" by M. Mihura; and Martirio in "La casa de Bernarda Alba", also by F. G. Lorca. In addition, we have seen her as the fairy Mostaza in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by W. Shakespeare with the Trece Gatos theater company, and as Grandma Addams (The Addams Family), Flotsam (The Little Mermaid), and Mery Patrick and Mery Roberts (Sister Act) with the Amorevo theater group.
In cinema, she has played leading and supporting roles in short films such as "En formación", "Los siete pecados capitales: la soberbia", and "Los inocentes no se suicidan", among other works.
She is currently preparing several projects that will be released this year.