Juan Ribó Diéguez was born on 1 August 1952, and is a Spanish actor best known for his portrayal of Fernando de Aragón in ‘‘La Espada Negra’’ and Miguel in ‘‘El Vicio y la Virtud’’.
So just how rich is this actor as of early 2018? According to authoritative sources, Juan Ribó has net worth of $3 million with his wealth being accumulated from his over four decades long career in the previously mentioned field.
Juan Ribó Net Worth $3 Million
Juan made his acting debut with a role in ‘‘Pubertinaje’’ in 1971, and went on to guest star in an episode of ‘‘Novela’’ during the following year. The actor then began working on ‘‘El pícaro’’ in 1974, in which he portrayed Alonso – the series ended up winning two TP de Oro awards. In 1975, he joined the cast of ‘‘La Encadenada’’, working side by side with actors such as Marisa Mell and Richard Conte, which ultimately earned a mixed response from the audience. As of 1976, he got the role of Fernando de Aragon in ‘‘La Espada Negra’’, a critically acclaimed drama history film, starring alongside Maribel Martín, which focused on the love story of Elizabeth, Queen of Castille and Ferdinand, King of Aragon, and won the Prize of the National Syndicate of Spectacle Award, certainly adding to Juan’s net worth.
He went on to act briefly on television, mostly in supporting roles, and most importantly in 1983 when he was cast to play Giovanni in ‘‘El Jardín de Venus’’. In 1989, he got yet another part in a history based series, that time in ‘‘Pedro I el Cruel’’, and appeared in all its ten episodes, and which earned a mostly positive response from the critics and the audience. In the beginning of the ‘90s, Ribó acted in two movies, most importantly in ‘‘Solo o en Compañía de Otros’’, in the starring role of Raúl Cisneros. In 2001, he played a prominent role in the short movie entitled ‘‘Un Minuto Antes de Medianoche’’, alongside Pedro Almagro and Andoni Ferreño. As of the mid-2000s, he was a guest star in an episode of ‘‘El Comisario’’, and in 2009 got the part of Luis Seisdedos in the critically acclaimed thriller film ‘‘U.C.O.’’. In 2011, Juan played Del Toro in ‘‘Punta Escarlata’’, the television series being nominated for a Zapping Award. After that, Juan was cast to play Don Francisco in eight episodes of ‘‘Velvet’’, a critically praised television series, which followed the story of a fashion house located in Madrid in the late 1950’s, and which won six awards, including Feroz Award, Fotogramas de Plata and Ondas, in addition to being nominated for 17 more. When it comes to Juan’s latest projects, he was working on ‘‘Seis Hermanas’’, a Spanish series which follows the lives of six sisters struggling to take over the family’s business – over the course of the next two years starting in 2015, Ribó has been playing Don Ricardo Silva in 254 episodes of the series. To conclude, Juan has had 33 acting gigs so far.
When it comes to his private life, Ribó was married to Cristina López, and after their divorce in 2009, dated Pastora Vega.
