Tacho Gonzalez | The Queen of Swords

Tacho Gonzalez | The Queen of Swords

Don Gaspar Hidalgo

The original biography for Tacho Gonzalez...

Tacho Gonzalez
On QUEEN OF SWORDS, Tacho González is Don Hidalgo, a wealthy Spanish landowner residing in the New World. Intimidated by Colonel Montoya, Hidalgo and the other Dons turn a deaf ear to the cries of the oppressed, fearing that any protest will turn the dangerous tyrant into an enemy.

González has had a long and varied career in Spanish film and television. He has worked as an actor, a TV presenter, a scriptwriter and a dubbing actor, an adapter and a director.

He is probably most famous for his work as a presenter on the television programs Latrica, latrica, La Repanocha, Vai por ti, Xacobeo 99 Sináis Xacobeos, Xacobeo 99 Viaxeiros no camińo and Xacobeo 99 Veo Veo. He is also a television scriptwriter, having penned a Candid Camera-type sketch for the program Taxi.

As an actor, González appeared in the feature film Divinas palabras (Divine words), directedby José Luís García Sánchez. He toured for a year with the theatre group ITACA and appeared in O tiempo at Xacobeo 99.

He is legendary in Spanish dubbing circles, having adapted and directed dubbing for Columbia TriStar Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox, Warner Bros., R.T.V.G., R.T.V.E. and Antena 3 TV. González is also a dubbing actor for many of the same studios, as well as for Sony Entertainment Group, U.I.P., Buena Vista Internacional, Cartel Films, Canal + and Tele 5. Born in 1961, González studied at Universidad de Santiago de Compostela. A performance teacher specializing in speaking and presenting, he has mastered Spanish and Galician.

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The original biography for Tacho Gonzalez...
	Tacho Gonzalez On QUEEN OF SWORDS, Tacho González is Don Hidalgo, a wealthy Spanish landowner residing in the New World. Intimidated by Colonel Montoya, Hidalgo and the other Dons turn a deaf ear to the cries of the oppressed, fearing that any protest will turn the dangerous tyrant into an enemy.
González has had a long and varied career in Spanish film and television. He has worked as an actor, a TV presenter, a scriptwriter and a dubbing actor, an adapter and a director. He is probably most famous for his work as a presenter on the television programs Latrica, latrica, La Repanocha, Vai por ti, Xacobeo 99 Sináis Xacobeos, Xacobeo 99 Viaxeiros no camińo and Xacobeo 99 Veo Veo. He is also a television scriptwriter, having penned a Candid Camera-type sketch for the program Taxi. As an actor, González appeared in the feature film Divinas palabras (Divine words), directedby José Luís García Sánchez. He toured for a year with the theatre group ITACA and appeared in O tiempo at Xacobeo 99. He is legendary in Spanish dubbing circles, having adapted and directed dubbing for Columbia TriStar Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox, Warner Bros., R.T.V.G., R.T.V.E. and Antena 3 TV. González is also a dubbing actor for many of the same studios, as well as for Sony Entertainment Group, U.I.P., Buena Vista Internacional, Cartel Films, Canal + and Tele 5. Born in 1961, González studied at Universidad de Santiago de Compostela. A performance teacher specializing in speaking and presenting, he has mastered Spanish and Galician.