Alina Plugaru is a Romanian-born entrepreneur and retired adult film actress who saw the world in Vaslui on 18 December 1987, where she grew up before she moved to Bucharest at age 15 and started her career as an exotic dancer at age 16, and after two years she decided to go to the hardcore career. He started his career in the European erotic film industry in the mid-2000s, entering the genre at about 18 years of age, filming his first hardcore scene with Zenza Raggi in 2006, where he was quickly known for his natural beauty, high 170 cm size, size 35-24-35, blonde hair, blue eyes and intense formations, often appearing under the alias Enrika, Enrika Dolls or Enryka. His early roles include Filed To The Rim 3, where he debut with anal-focused scenes with emphasis on youthful energy and adventure desire, as well as Ass Wide Open # 9, in which he combined intensive partner content with taboos next to Adriana Wild. In the following years, he expanded his film work with productions like The Harder They Cum # 6 with Hustler's gonzo-style hardcore elements, episodes of the Anal Teen Tryouts series, in which he presented oral and double penetration scenes alongside Choky Ice or Mugur, and the Tamed Teens, where he integrated lesbian dynamics into the narrative, contributing to the diversity of the genre in Romania and Europe, while regularly performing the Eros Show Bucharest, FICEB Barcelona, SIEL Lisbon, Eros Teens, Vienson and Eros. His roles often emphasized perverse adventure and dominant womanhood, for example, in group and anal focused works with international stars, thus appearing as the leading figure of the Romanian adept scene, winning the Best Romanian porn actress award at the PIER gala in 2008 and 2009, "Queen of Porno." His talent was also remunerated in erotic films made in the early 2010's, where he appeared with a professional approach, but his presence gradually decreased in the mid-2010's, establishing the Erotic Dreams Show, which he is performing at festivals and private events, retiring from hardcore films, but leaving a lasting mark on European adjective films in 2011.