Adrià Solà Pastor is a communication trainer and consultant. He is from Barcelona, according to the interview Informativos Telecinco published about him on May 27, 2025, written by Juan Salinas. Public sources disagree about his age: that same piece says he was born in Barcelona in 1999, while the fact-check published by the Peruvian newspaper La República on March 29, 2024 gives his date of birth as August 7, 2000. Both are recorded here because neither is an official record; this profile does not choose between them or calculate an age from them.
There is no Wikipedia article about him. When Spanish-language Wikipedia was checked on September 9, 2026, a search for his name returned no entry, either its own or a redirect. The biographies found on celebrity websites and aggregators are not encyclopedias and have no editorial verification, so they are not used as sources here.
According to his own website, he studied Political Science, Philosophy and Law at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University and later studied at Columbia University (New York), on a scholarship in both cases; the Telecinco interview adds an earlier stint at the University of Lyon. None of those institutions has publicly confirmed this, and the interview takes it from him, so it is presented as attributed. His biographical account (a period of bullying at school between the ages of ten and thirteen, a nine-month trip around Europe at eighteen and his start on YouTube at twenty-three) likewise comes from his own version.
In public speaking, the most concrete externally supported fact is his participation in the final of the international French-language eloquence competition held at the Panthéon in Paris, where Telecinco places him fourth; his own material describes the same episode as being the first foreign citizen to speak publicly in that venue, a claim that could not be verified. He has also given speeches in the Parliament of Catalonia. Other items in his commercial biography, such as the French Ministry of Defense or his membership in the Harvard Club of New York, appear only in his own material.
He is the founder of the Instituto de Comunicación, abbreviated ICO in his own communications and in the press: an online training company whose program is the "Método Nexus". He is also the founder of Fidelio, SLU, a communication consulting firm registered in the Principality of Andorra (NRT L-719442-N, according to the terms and conditions on its website), which according to its own page advises companies with annual revenue of between €5 million and €75 million and takes on a small number of clients; the Telecinco interview names Amazon, LinkedIn, Banco Santander and the French Ministry of Defense as its clients, although none of those organizations has publicly confirmed it. He hosts and produces the podcast "A Una Palabra" and runs a weekly email newsletter.
He publishes mainly on Instagram (@adriasolapastor) and YouTube, as well as TikTok, LinkedIn and a second YouTube channel devoted to working sessions. The reading recorded for this profile, on September 8, 2026, put his Instagram account at about 668,000 followers; it was not measured again in this review and other readings around the same time gave slightly different figures, so it should be taken as an order of magnitude. His YouTube subscriber count could not be read directly from the official page and is therefore not recorded: the figures in circulation (more than one million, or 2.6 million followers across all his social networks according to Telecinco in May 2025) come from third parties or from his own material.
What he sells is the "Método Nexus", structured in three levels: the first addresses vocal insecurity and filler words when speaking; the second, connection, active listening and relationship building; the third, influence and persuasion applied to sales, leadership, negotiation and personal branding. It is delivered through live group mentoring sessions, recorded classes with lifetime access, weekly sessions with guest specialists (a psychologist, a voice coach and an image consultant, according to the page itself), personalized feedback on exercises and a community hosted on the Circle.so platform, with a fifteen-day money-back guarantee. The program page does not publish a price and, when checked, showed the notice "plazas cerradas" (enrollment closed), meaning access through a waiting list rather than direct purchase. Fidelio's services have no published price or open sign-up process either: the website refers visitors to direct contact. In neither case can someone compare costs before leaving their contact details.
On his reputation, this is what is on record and what is not. This directory does not collect opinions, reviews or ratings from third-party websites or consumer complaint platforms: they are not listed, counted or summarized, because they are unverified posts that do not prove what they describe. What can be verified is the following. There is bylined press coverage: the Informativos Telecinco interview of May 27, 2025 (Juan Salinas), a profile piece built on his own account. There is also a fact-check by the Verificador team at the Peruvian newspaper La República, published on March 29, 2024, about a video shared on Facebook on March 19, 2024 that used footage of him (taken from one of his own videos about inflation) to present him as promoting a supposed financial project backed by the Government of Peru. Solà Pastor denied it to that outlet ("this video is obviously fake and all the information is false") and the Peruvian Ministry of Economy and Finance confirmed it had not taken part in any project with him. In other words, the documented episode is an impersonation using his image by third parties, not something he did. Public records show no ruling or penalty in his name or in the name of his companies; the only company registration located is that of Fidelio, SLU in Andorra. Apart from those two pieces, no other bylined coverage of him and no controversy documented by a public ruling was found in searches carried out on September 9, 2026. There are articles on "trending" and local news sites that reproduce, without an identifiable byline, the same text as his promotional material: because of that word-for-word match they are treated as a distributed press release and are not cited as independent coverage.
The following remains unconfirmed, and it is worth stating explicitly: his exact date of birth, on which two public sources disagree about the year; his studies at the Sorbonne, Columbia and Lyon, which appear only in his own account; the clients attributed to Fidelio; the student figures ("more than 5,000" on his website, "more than 8,000" in the May 2025 Telecinco interview) and revenue generated ("more than €2 million"), which have no independent source; the price of the Método Nexus and of Fidelio's services, which is not published on any public page; and his current YouTube subscriber count, which was not read directly from the channel.