Ravina Raventós is a Spanish actress, born in Nepal and raised in Barcelona. From a very young age, she felt drawn to theatre — the stage became a space where she could better understand the world and, in a way, herself. Over time, that curiosity grew into a vocation that has shaped her way of seeing, feeling, and telling stories.

She trained at acting schools such as Tracart, Nancy Tuñón i Jordi Oliver, and Laura Jou’s Acting Studio, and has continued to develop her craft with Clara Segura, Vicenta Ndong, and Marc Martínez, among others.

In film, she has appeared in projects such as Lapse, Rock Bottom by María Trenor, and Ídolos, directed by Matt Whitecross. She will soon be seen in the feature film Les Culpables, directed by Marta Durán.

On television, she has taken part in productions such as Oh My Goig (Betevé), Com si fos ahir (TV3), and most recently, in the international series Daryl Dixon, where she plays the role of Catrina.

On stage, she has performed in La Festa at the Teatre Nacional de Catalunya and Per què em tractes de tu? at the Nanoteatre de Vilanova. In 2026, she will appear at the Teatre Lliure in L’Autora, a play by English playwright Ella Hickson that reflects on creation and the female voice in contemporary theatre.