Sandra Barneda

Sandra Barneda Valls (born 4 October 1975) is a Spanish journalist, television presenter, actress, and writer.

Biography

Sandra Barneda was born in Barcelona on 4 October 1975. She holds a licentiate in journalism from the Autonomous University of Barcelona's Faculty of Information Sciences, and is also a graduate of the Barcelona School of Theater.

She has worked at Catalunya Ràdio, , RNE4, , Antena 3, Telemadrid, 8TV, TV3, La 2, and Telecinco, as well as writing for '' El Periódico de Catalunya'', '' Elle'' and ''Zero''.

In the early 2000s, Barneda began to take some acting roles, joining the cast of the play ' in 2001, and appearing on television series such as '' Al salir de clase'' and '.

On 4 May 2009 she premiered ' on Telecinco, a controversial program which used actors to recreate court cases without advising viewers that they were dramatizations. She presented this with Alberto Herrera, who was replaced by on 21 July, when the show's graphics and set were also changed.

On 1 May 2010, Barneda took on the role of presenting issues to be discussed on '' La Noria'', succeeding .

In early 2012, she became co-presenter of ', a new show on Saturday night presented by Jordi González, where she remained until its cancellation in August 2013.

On 10 April 2013, she published her first novel, ''Reír al viento''. On 21 December of the same year she released her second book, ''Cómo construir una superheroína''.

In the summers of 2013, 2014, and 2015, she hosted ' with Joaquín Prat, replacing Ana Rosa Quintana.

From April 2014 to August 2016, she presented the Telecinco evening program ' with Alyson Eckmann, Natalia Millán, Beatriz Montañez, Yolanda Ramos, Rocío Carrasco, Marta Torné, Alba Carrillo, Mónica Martínez, and Soledad León de Salazar.

From October 2014 to June 2015, she presented a new Telecinco debate show on Saturday nights, titled '.

On 15 October 2014 her novel ''La tierra de las mujeres'' was published.

From September 2015 until March 2016, she presented the sobremesa program ' on 8TV.

In January 2016 she began presenting the Telecinco reality show ''Gran Hermano VIP'' on Sunday nights.

From 2016 to 2018, she led debate segments on ''Survivor Spain'', replacing Raquel Sánchez-Silva.

Personal life

In December 2014, Sandra Barneda came out as being in a relationship with another woman, in response to a question from actor on ''Hable con ellas''. In a 2016 interview, she spoke about previously having lived with presenter Tània Sàrrias, though denied rumors that they had been married. On Lesbian Visibility Day in April 2019, she and partner Nagore Robles (who had been a contestant on ''Gran Hermano VIP'') posted pictures of themselves kissing and publicly affirmed their support for LGBT rights.

TV programs

* Canal ''Teledeporte'' (1997–1998), TVE
* ''L'Informatiu Cap de Setmana'' (1998–1999), TVE
* '' Noticias Fin de Semana'' (1999–2000), Antena 3
* ' daily summaries (2000), Antena 3
* ' (2004), Telemadrid
* ' (2004–2006), Telemadrid
* ''Envasat al 8'' (2007), 8TV
* ''Vacances Pagades'' (2008), TV3
* ''Fábrica de ideas'' (2008), La 2
* ' presenter (2009–2014), Telecinco
* '' La Noria'' (2010–2012), Telecinco
* ''Secretos y mentiras'' presenter (2012), Telecinco
* ' (2012–2013), Telecinco
* ' (2013–2015), Telecinco
* ' (2014–2016), Telecinco
* ' (2014–2015), Telecinco
* ' (2015–2016), 8TV
* '' Survivor: El Debate'' (2016–2018), Telecinco
* '' Gran Hermano VIP: El Debate'' (2016–present), Telecinco
* ''El otoño fantastico de Telecinco'' (2017), Telecinco
* '' Gran Hermano Revolution: Última Hora'' (2017), Telecinco
* ' (2019), Cuatro
* ' (2019), Telecinco (Temporal Hosting)
* ' (2021-present), Telecinco

TV series

* '' Al salir de clase'' (2000) as Begoña, Telecinco
* '' Compañeros'' (2001), Antena 3
* ' (2002–2003) as psychologist, Telecinco

Books

* ''Reír al viento'' (2013),
* ''La tierra de las mujeres'' (2014),
* ''Cómo construir una superheroína'' (2014),
* ''Hablarán de nosotras'' (2016),
* ''Las hijas del agua'' (2018),

References

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1975 births
21st-century Spanish women writers
Actresses from Barcelona
Autonomous University of Barcelona alumni
Spanish LGBT broadcasters
Spanish LGBT journalists
Living people
Spanish television journalists
Spanish women journalists
Spanish television presenters
Spanish women television presenters
Spanish radio presenters
Spanish women radio presenters
Writers from Barcelona