Diego Martin Gabriel was born on 21 September 1974, in Madrid, Spain, and is an actor, best known for his work on Spanish film, television and theatre. He played the role of Enrique Otegui in the series “Velvet”, and has been active in the industry since 1998. All of his efforts have helped put his net worth to where it is today.
How rich is Diego Martin? As of early-2018, sources estimate a net worth that is at $250,000, mostly earned through a successful career in acting. He’s received several award nominations throughout his career, resulting in a few honors. As he continues working, it is expected that his wealth will also continue to increase.
Diego Martin Net Worth $250,000
Diego didn’t initially pursue a career in acting, first pursuing studies in law. Eventually, he along with his brother tried their hand in acting studies in 1993; he studied with Armando Vidal, and later went to Juan Carols Corazza’s school. He also took voice courses, and tried his hand at stage direction. During these times, he had his first film experience with a small role in “Final Result”, directed by Juan Antonio Bardem. Diego also appeared in several stage plays, including “El Alvaro”. In 1999, he gained a regular role in the television series “Journalists”, before signing to become a part of “Police, in the Heart of the Street”, which aired from 2000 to 2003, playing the role of Jaime in the series. He also participated in several plays during this time, including “El tiempo y los Conway” and “Camino de Wolokamsk”. After focusing more on television projects, he became a part of the Andres Lima-directed play entitled “Openheart: El Triangle”, portraying singer Jean Jack. His performances gained good reviews, and more opportunities came his way, further increasing his net worth.
Martin’s first major film would be “Football Days”, in which he played a man who couldn’t kiss a woman. He then joined the series “Una Vida Nueva” in which he played the doctor, Manu. He then made a guest appearance in “7 Lives” before joining the film “Nobody Who Live” in the role of Carlos. In 2005, Martin was cast in “Las Borgia” as Perotti, then had his first film-starring role in “A Good Day has Anyone” before travelling to Mexico to work on “El ultimo justo”. He subsequently appeared in the new series “Hermanos y Detectives”, as well as the miniseries “The Duchess”. A few of his latest projects include the series “Velvet”, in which he plays the brother in law of Miguel Angel Silvestre’s character. He has also starred in the film “REC: Genesis”, with all of these opportunities raising his net worth even further.
For his performances, Diego won a Union of Actors award for his role in “Hermanos y Detectives”, and a Best Supporting Actor in Television Award for his role in “Velvet”.
For his personal life, not much is known about Martin’s romantic relationships, if any. His brother is actor Jacobo Martin.
