Nicole Wallace

Nicole Wallace was born in Madrid in 2002 with one foot in each culture, thanks to her American roots. Before the spotlight, she studied psychology and music. Her entry into the industry wasn't a planned accident, but it worked from the very first minute.

And naturalness is often the best casting.

In 2018, she landed the role of Nora in the Spanish version of Skam. The Movistar Plus+ series was looking for fresh faces who didn't seem like professional actors. She fit the part thanks to the mix of shyness and strength the camera picked up.

For four seasons, she played a character who dealt with feminism and toxic relationships. The project ended in 2020, and it taught her firsthand how a professional shoot really works.

The Prime Video Algorithm and 190 Countries

In 2023, her career took a leap in scale that was hard to predict with the release of My Fault. The film, based on Mercedes Ron's novels, reached millions of screens around the world through Prime Video.

The show became the most-watched original non-English-language content on the platform. Playing Noah forced her to handle aggressive digital fame, with millions of new followers in just a few weeks.

But Nicole Wallace didn't want to be just a teen fan phenomenon. She knows social media buzz is fleeting without solid acting work behind it.

So she turned to projects with more dramatic weight.

In May 2024, she starred in Ni una más on Netflix. The series tackles sexual violence in high schools and allowed her to explore a much darker, more realistic register than her previous work.

Music and the future by the numbers

Music was always there.

Her career as a singer is a core part of her artistic identity. She has released songs such as Bella or Devuélveme, blending pop with Anglo-American influences.

In 2021, she recorded her first EP, titled Mar de cristal. It's not a actress-who-sings vanity project (she has played piano and cello since childhood), but a creative outlet she keeps going alongside her shoots.

The shooting of the sequels Culpa tuya and Culpa nuestra was done back to back to optimize production costs in 2023. The second part hit theaters in December 2024.

The international distribution contract for these films covers more than 240 countries and territories.

Post-production on the final installment of the trilogy wrapped in January 2025.