Fiorella Pedrazzini is an international actress and artistic creator of Argentine origin with Italian roots, currently based in Madrid.

She has over 20 years of experience in theatre and film, having developed her career in the Buenos Aires scene. She has worked with renowned directors such as Damián Szifron in the Academy Award–nominated film Wild Tales (Relatos Salvajes), where she shared scenes with Ricardo Darín. She was also part of the successful web series A Year Without Us. Her stage career includes collaborations with internationally recognized Argentine directors such as Sergio Boris, Lorena Vega, Guillermo Aquino and Casablanca, among others.

In Spain, she recently appeared in the film The Map That Leads to You, directed by Lasse Hallström, and is currently starring in Every Person Is a Monster (Toda persona es un monstruo), now in its fourth season at Teatro Lara in Madrid. She has also been active in the Madrid theatre scene with productions such as La Zarzuela Rosa, directed by Juanma Cifuentes; The Least Preferred, a short piece for Microteatro por Dinero; and To Cry Instead of Killing, by Nicolás Pérez Costa.

She holds a degree from the National University of the Arts (UNA) in Buenos Aires and has trained extensively with acting teachers including Ricardo Bartís, Alejandro Catalán (Argentina), Pablo Messiez (Spain), and Antonio Fava (Italy), among others.

Fiorella is fluent in Italian and English and works with Latin American, Castilian Spanish, and Argentine accents, allowing her to perform confidently in international contexts, fully dedicated to what she loves most: acting and fiction production.