Top 25 Spanish Celebrities on Instagram

Javi Sancho splits his bio between comedian, presenter and scriptwriter, and says his profile suits sporting dramas. The A+ grade is the highest score on this page, built on Reel views of 349,694, nearly twice the pool median.

Suso Álvarez Perera works as a contributor on the national broadcaster Telecinco and gives a television booking line in his bio. The A+ grade comes from Reel views of 1,880,547, about 9.4 times the pool median.

Luna Serrat signs her bio as an actress, names a representative and a booking email, and mentions two children. Her A+ grade is driven by engagement of 16.86%, the highest here and about 2.4 times the 6.93% pool median.

@gil_mina11 links a reality programme and its channel Telecinco in the bio, with a collaborations email underneath. The A+ grade survives the lowest audience quality on this page at 71%, because Reel views of 202,973 clear the pool median.

Lucía Caraballo condenses her bio to a single word, actress, and adds nothing else about her work. The A+ grade stands on Reel views of 341,988, about 1.7 times the pool median, with a 78% Spanish audience.

Lorenzo Romero tags the broadcaster Telecinco and two of its programmes, and places himself in Seville. The A+ grade balances an 82% Spanish audience and 4.64% engagement against Reel views below the 199,672 pool median.

Rafa Durán bills himself as presenter, comedian and host on television, at events and in shows, with a ticket link. The A grade rewards a 92% Spanish audience, fifteen points above the 77% pool median, and 90% real followers.

Rocío Silva announces a new single named for her son and calls herself a singer, with a collaborations email. The A grade hinges on a 93% Spanish audience, matched only by Manu Sánchez here, rather than on Reel views.

Eva Rojas combines travel journalist, presenter and writer, naming El País and RTVE among the outlets in her bio. The A grade draws on an 83% Spanish audience, six points above the pool median, rather than on Reel views.

Araceli De La Concepción sets out a short bio, actress and audiovisual communicator, then a university and one tag. The A grade owes more to 87% audience quality and 5.46% engagement than to Reel views, which trail the pool median.

Adriana Torrebejano spells out actress in her bio and links an acting agency alongside a directory of Spanish performers. The A grade rides on Reel views of 560,684, nearly triple the pool median, offsetting a 66% Spanish audience.

Manu Sánchez stacks clown, writer, director and producer into one bio line, then tags a TVE programme. The A grade leans on 93% of his audience being in Spain, sixteen points clear of the pool median.

Teresa López Cerdán pairs actress, writer and journalist with two stage works she names in her bio. The A grade matches the pool exactly on Spanish audience share at 77%, with Reel views a shade above the median.

Marc Biarnés Sierra lists acting, comedy and ticketed live shows in his bio, with a management address for booking. The A grade rests on Reel views of 831,502, more than four times the pool median of 199,672.

PAULA USERO opens with actress from Valencia, then names travel, good food and cats, tagging a cat account. Her A grade is carried by engagement of 9.18%, above the 6.93% pool median, offsetting a 41% Spanish audience.

Carme Chaparro runs journalist, author and presenter together in her bio, plus an anchor role and Mediaset. The A grade turns on an 87% Spanish audience, ten points above the pool median, not on her Reel views.

Raul Tejon credits himself as actor, screenwriter and producer, with a Netflix series role and a cinema release. The B grade is capped by a 64% Spanish share, thirteen points under the 77% pool median, and 72% audience quality.

Anna Castillo keeps her bio to a joke about the spelling of her name and the single word actress. The B grade tracks engagement of 3.92%, under the 6.93% pool median, even with 83% of her audience in Spain.

Samantha Hudson won the EMA for best Spanish artist, according to her bio, which also carries a record label management contact. The B grade sits on Reel views of 162,829, below the 199,672 pool median, with engagement of 3.14%.

@sararciscares writes that she is an actress and author who talks about mental health, and names her first book. The B grade suffers from a 58% Spanish audience, nineteen points under the pool median, despite 8.24% engagement.

CARLES TAMAYO names a Prime Video title, a programme on TVE and his own production company. The B grade is held back by a 66% Spanish audience, eleven points under the 77% pool median.

Inma Cuesta describes herself as an actress and producer, the whole of her bio. Her B grade follows an engagement rate of 4.79%, below the 6.93% pool median, against a Spanish audience share of 79%.

Aria Bedmar cites three screen titles in her bio, La Huella del Mal, Hermana Muerte and Operación Barrio Inglés. The B grade is pulled down by a 32% Spanish audience, forty five points under the 77% pool median.

@noahxdiego calls himself a part time actor with an unexpected voice and lists a work email. The B grade reflects a Spanish audience share of 64%, thirteen points under the 77% pool median, despite Reel views of 357,925.

Diego Martín Gabriel sums up his work as actor, more or less, and links a management site. The B grade carries the lowest score on this page, with Reel views of 107,786, roughly half the pool median.