Spanish hottie Alain Hernandez was born in Barcelona, where he spent his years rooting for FC Barca and studying marketing in college. While in school, he took some drama classes and fell in love with the craft of acting, but after college he opted to be practical and joined the family business. It wasn’t until much later that he appeared in his first play, and knew that it was time to face the fact that what he needed to be doing for a living was acting. He left the family business, started auditioning, and has proven chasing his dreams were a great decision thanks to appearances in over fifty TV shows and movies. Alain was smart to use his roots to his advantage by making his film debut in Barcelona (A Map) (2007), but soon was all over the small screen as Albert in Pop rapid, Ricardo Arias in El secreto de Puente Viejo and Tito Pena in La Riera. But since here at Skin Central we're after la rearenda, our favorite flick is when Alain played the bad boy Salva in Holy Goalie (2017), a comedy about a bunch of monks trying to save the monastery by winning a soccer tournament. With all due respect to his family business, seeing Alain’s bare ass in will have you doing some business to your family jewels. See, at one point in the movie Alain walks into the room with a towel wrapped around his waist and looks in the refrigerator for something to eat. When he bends over the towel falls and reveals his ripe rump before he puts the towel back on and turns around to show off his muscular upper body. Holy moly! Salva might need salvation, but we'd like to do some sinning with him first! The only other showing Alain gifted us with was some shirtless shots as a surfer trying to survive on a deserted island in Solo (2018). When we're solo, we like to imaging being on a deserted island with Alain. Most recently, Alain's been scorching the small screen as Victor Gamero on the missing children drama La caza. Monteperdido and Sion Herrera on Amazon Prime's eating disorder drama Madres. Amor y vida. We're very glad Alain became an actor instead of continuing to be a boring businessman. We're no marketing experts, but Mr. Man thinks a flicks most alluring marketing would involve telling us we might get to see Alain Hernandez's thing!
