Javier Belay is an Argentinian-Spanish actor and multidisciplinary artist born in Buenos Aires and based in Girona, Spain. A native Spanish speaker, he can perform both Argentinian and neutral European Spanish accents. He is bilingual in English and has advanced proficiency in Catalan. His artistic background combines screen and stage acting with extensive musical training.

From an early age, Javier showed a strong interest in the performing arts, creating puppet shows and inventing stories and characters. Over time, he explored a wide range of creative disciplines, including drawing, painting, set design, dance, singing and piano, developing a diverse artistic identity.

He trained as an actor in Argentina at the El Duende Theatre School, studying with professionals including Agustín Alezzo, Emiliano Delucchi and Rubén Viani. In 2019, he moved to Spain, where he began developing his screen career and continued his on-camera acting training with Marcos Franz, Lucy Lennox and Christian Márquez.

His film credits include Cesc Gay’s My Friend Eva (Mi amiga Eva) (2025), Marcel Barrena’s El 47 (2024), María Ripoll’s Yo no soy esa and David Trueba’s Saben aquell.

On television, he has appeared in Spanish and international productions including Two Graves (Dos tumbas), Yo, adicto, Iron Reign (Mano de hierro), Élite, Jo mai mai, Citas Barcelona and the Dutch series Costa!!.

His theatre career encompasses both dramatic productions and musical theatre, with performances in ¿Y si fueran tus últimos días?, Frida, entre lo absurdo y lo fugaz, Stephen Sondheim’s Company and Quizás hoy, featuring music by Kander and Ebb.

Alongside acting, Javier has professional training in singing, piano, jazz dance and classical dance. He is a pianist and singer with experience performing musical theatre, pop, rock and jazz.

Combining his training in Argentina and Spain with bilingual English skills, different Spanish accents and an extensive musical background, Javier brings a broad range of abilities to Spanish and international productions.