Name	Martina Klein
Height	5'10
Naionality	Argentina
Date of Birth	December,7,1976
Place of Birth	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Famous for

Although born in Argentina, with 12 years he moved with his family to Spain, setting up residence in the city of Barcelona. The 1991, with 15 years, began to participate in various advertising casting. Began a BA in History, but left to devote himself exclusively to his work as a model.
He has paraded on the catwalks of the world's most prestigious, such as Milan, New York, London or Paris, as well as frequent Cibeles and Gaudí. Has worked for designers such as David Valls, Toni Miró, Javier Larrainzar, Victorio & Lucchino, Roberto Verino, Alexander McQueen, Cerruti, Lolita Lempicka, Comme des garçons, Ferrety, Castelbajac, Dirk Bikkembergs, Angelo Tarlazzi, Balmain,
Saskia van Drimmelen, Yuki Tori, etc.
He has worked as a model for numerous brands and advertising has appeared in magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Elle, Marie Claire, Woman, Mujer21, GQ, Max, Telva, Man or Ragazza.
He also starred in the video If you do not go back to Miguel Bosé.
In 1999 temporary parking his career as a model to study drama, writing, dance and art.
The summer of 1998 he debuted on television, working on the late night of TV3 Les 1000 i one, submitted by Jordi González.

In 2002 he was scheduled to debut as an actress in the film Roots of blood, director Tinieblas González, but finally the project was not filmed.
He has also worked in the press, as a columnist in El Periódico de Catalunya, La Vanguardia and the magazine Marie Claire.

Between 2006 and 2007 increased his television appearances, was contertuliana Four in the morning and had an installment of the travel program of the Sixth, Planeta Finito. Precisely in this channel made its debut as a presenter, in front of the program of chronic social Celebrities, premiered on March 23 of 2008. However, the space was removed two months after the failure to achieve the results expected by the network audience.

His full name is Martina Klein Korin. Born December 7, 1976 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
1988, at the age of 12 years he moved with his parents and his brother Tommy to Barcelona (Spain) but returns to visit family and friends every three years and keeps in touch through the internet.
1991, when he started 15 years in the advertising world by accident, went to all the castings Adriana with her mother who is an architect like her father.

In 1993, at age 18 i just COU selectivity and could begin to spend more time casting. History started in the University, but I leave.
His first works were advertising for brands such as Renault, Bollicao, Kodak, Coca Cola, Mercedes Benz, Lee Cooper, Kas, Trident, Levi's, Yves Rocher, El Corte English, Wella, Don Cotton and Mango.
Now spends most of its time traveling the world over the bridges presitigiosas as London, Milan, Paris and New York.

He has worked for big international designers like Alexander McQueen, Cerruti, Lolita Lempicka, Comme des garçons, Ferrety, Castelbajac, Dirk Bikkembergs, Angelo Tarlazzi, Balmain, Saskia van Drimmelen, Yuki Tori, Torrente, Fatima Lopez, Valentin Yudashkin and Montana.

He has also done a lot of parades in Spain (l'Oreal, Cibeles and Salo Gaudi is assiduous in) for Spanish designers such as David Valls, Toni Miró, Javier Larrainzar, Manuel Fernandez, Victorio Lucchino, Lydia Delgado, Roberto Verino, Guillermina Baeza Joaquim Verdu, Josep Font and TCN.
More recently has made ads for brands such as Guess?, L'Oreal, Risk, priming, vickym, Triumph, Zoco, Kleymac, Aninoto, Llongueras, Pronovias, Mango, Margon, and Anti-Flirt.

Countless photographers have worked with her Ferrater JM, Gilles Bensimon, Joan Lluis Arruga, Artur Lleo, Tierney Gearon, Miquel Arnal, Manuel Outumuro, Xavier Lanau, Laiguana Jaume de Juan Aldabaldetrecu and Peter Lindberg.
Starred in the video "If you do not come back" by Miguel Bose, and has appeared in fashion magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Elle, Marie Claire, Woman, GQ Mujer21, Max, Telva, Man or Ragazza.

In 1999 (age 23) I leave aside for a while his career as a model to study drama in a drama school in addition to a writing workshop, contemporary dance and art.
On July 19, 2000 Martin began working on a television of Catalonia "Les 1000 i one." Is interviewed on the program "Lo + plus" (canal +), in "La Cosa Nostra (TV3) and" Damn Time "(A3).

The 2000 model year was chosen in Cibeles (Madrid). And in the 2001 Woman of the Year by GQ magazine.
In February 2001 she was elected 'The most attractive woman' by readers of the magazine 'Hello'.
Martina speaks Spanish, Catalan, English and French as well as Italian. Enjoys writing stories and painting very abstract and colorful paintings.

With a name like Martina Klein, you'd expect this internationally acclaimed top model to hail from perhaps North America.And, while close, Martina is actually a native South American, born and raised in Buenos Aires.

In Spanish-speaking regions, Klein is a goddess. Well known, well respected and highly sought-after, she also has one hell of a busy workload and has been quoted as saying, "The best way to fight exhaustion is to flow with the delirium."

Born in 1976, on December 7th in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martina is a very humble and calm model, and is a rare example of a level-headed individual who hasn't let fame go to her head.

"I don't doubt my lifestyle should have plenty of stories to tell; nevertheless, someone who is very used to all this new cities business, the supposed glamour, and the clothes doesn't find many passionate experiences to bring to a diary," commented Martina.

So there you have it - Klein isn't particularly fazed by the razzle-dazzle of the fashion world, but still manages to be in high demand. Call it karma, call it luck - whatever it is she's earned the respect of many in an industry that's known for its cut-throat attitudes, and that's quite something.

Martina's parents were architects and in 1988 her family - including her brother Tommy - moved to Barcelona in Spain. At age 15, in 1991, Martina dabbled in a bit of modeling and was soon besotted by the privileged world that is the fashion industry.

While still at school, Martina went to various casting calls [for modeling] with her mother, Adriana, and managed to score quite a few part-time gigs. With the support of her mother, Martina grew into a well-adjusted woman and, in 1994 when she finished high school, she attended even more auditions as her familiarity with the fashion world grew.

Martina Klein wanted more from life than just modeling, and so after graduating high school she attended university and began studying history. Martina didn't get a kick out of uni, and so ditched her course before gaining her degree.

While this may have seemed like a rash decision, Martina committed herself to improving her standing as a professional model.And it paid off.First came the mainstream ad campaigns for companies such as Kodak, Renault, Coca-Cola, Mercedes Benz, Levi's and Wella.

As her face became more and more recognisable in European and South American countries, she began to slowly break into the catwalk arena, and before long labels such as L'Oreal were contracting her for modeling duties.

Her strutting style must have been pretty good, as she went on to conquer the runways of New York, Paris, London, Milan and - generally speaking - during the 90s she was jetsetting across the globe as a fully-fledge top model.

More recently, Martina's ad campaigns included working for the high-profile Guess? brand, l'Oreal, Cebado, Triumph, Zoco and Kleymac.

In 1999 however, Martina Klein took a sabbatical of sorts (unpaid holiday leave) to exercise her artistic flair. She studied a number of subjects, including writing, art, drama and contemporary dance and then in 2000 she dabbled in television work for her local broadcaster in beautiful Catalunya.

Despite appearing on no less than four Spanish TV shows, Martina Klein still spent plenty of time in the modeling world, and also in the year 2000 she was voted as 'Model of the Year' at Madrid's inaugural Cibeles Fashion Show. In 2001, Martina was voted as 'Woman of the Year' by popularist mens magazine GQ.

Today Martina isn't as active in the fashion world as she used to be, but she'll always have influence there, particularly in the Spanish-speaking fashion world. While she lives in Spain, Martina still visits Buenos Aires in Argentina to revisit her heritage and catch up with friends and family.