Daniel Anglès (Barcelona, ​​1975) is a restless and always active mind. In December he premiered a new production of Blood brothers, one of the musicals of his life, since it was one of the first he worked on, and now he is already immersed in the new edition ofEuphoria, he talent show from 3Cat. In the fourth season he is the director of Euphoria Space – the new window for exclusive digital content from the program, such as workshops, intimate concerts and encounters with ejephorics– and none of the coaches.

Daniel Anglès (Barcelona 1975) is an actor, singer and artistic director of the Teatre Condal and the program Euphoria from TV3. He directs the musical Blood brothers, which can be seen at the Condal from December 10th to January 25th.

He spent his childhood near the Monumental bullring in Barcelona. "From home, I could hear Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson concerts... I couldn't see them, but I could hear them from the kitchen." He went to the Xerric Xerrac nursery school, which is now the Atrium Theater. "They say that's where I started doing theater. My parents' hometown is Calaf, and I remember watching the Pastorets (Christmas plays) every Christmas. One January, at recess, the teachers saw that I had divided the children in the class into two groups and was telling them, 'You are angels, you are demons.'" He attended primary school at the Ramon Llull School and completed his pre-university studies at the Jaume Balmes Institute. "I was one of those kids who didn't need to study at all and got the grades I needed." But recess wasn't easy. "The boys played football or other sports, which I didn't like, and the girls jumped rope. I was always with the girls. Until I was 10, it wasn't a big deal, but after a certain age, it started to create difficult situations for me."

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