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Adriana Vega, born Antonia López Arroyo on February 25, 1960, in Madrid, Spain, is a former Spanish actress recognized for her work in cinema during the late 1970s through the 2000s. She debuted in films around 1978 and gained notice in erotic and dramatic roles, including La masajista vocacional (1981) and The Sex Sense (1981). Vega appeared in numerous Spanish productions, often exploring themes of sensuality and relationships, contributing to the post-Franco era's liberalized film industry. Her career spanned over three decades, with credits extending to 2008.
Known for her striking presence and versatility, she transitioned from supporting parts to more prominent roles in comedies and dramas. Retiring from acting, Vega remains a notable figure in Spanish cinema history for her bold performances during a transformative period in the country's entertainment landscape. Her legacy endures through her filmography, which reflects evolving social norms and artistic expression in European adult-oriented cinema.