Álex Rojo graduated in Textual Interpretation from the Royal Higher School of Dramatic Art (RESAD). His career has focused mainly on theater, with special dedication to the classical repertoire, participating in montages such as El gran teatro del mundo by Calderón de la Barca, directed by Nuria Alkorta, and Ricardo III by William Shakespeare, under the direction of Nicolás Pérez Costa.
He has also worked in contemporary theatre on titles such as A tram called desire and The Seagull. In the audiovisual field, he has participated in film and television with directors such as José Luis Garci, consolidating a versatile profile that combines the stage word with work in front of camera.