After months of anticipation, Netflix has finally revealed that the spin-off series “En el barro
” will premiere on August 14th. This new series is set in the same narrative universe as “
El Marginal
” but brings a fresh storyline to viewers. “
En el barro
” focuses on a group of women navigating life’s challenges within the prison walls, offering a unique perspective on female incarceration never seen before in streaming.
The plot centers around the lives of women inmates at La Quebrada prison, led by Gladys Guerra alias “
La Borges.
” The official synopsis teases a gripping story where these women, facing unprecedented circumstances, form unbreakable bonds amidst extreme conditions. As Netflix describes it, the series portrays their transformation as they fight for their rights, resist tribal influences within the prison, and carve out their space while becoming known as “
Las embarradas.
”
Expertly helmed by Sebastián Ortega, who takes on both production and directorial duties, this series boasts a stellar cast. From Ana Garibaldi to Ana Rujas and including Rita Cortese and Lorena Vega among others, each actor brings depth to their characters. Additionally, an impressive supporting cast featuring names like Maria Becerra promises an engaging viewing experience.
María Becerra shared her excitement about being part of the show during a streaming program saying: “It’s a very good series and I’m in one of the seasons…I confirmed there are three seasons.”
While details about her role remain under wraps, fans can anticipate her special appearance adding intrigue to the narrative.
Though not officially listed in the cast ensemble, María Eugenia Suárez revealed her involvement through behind-the-scenes snippets on social media. With glimpses showcasing her altered appearance for the role – sporting dark hair and an eyebrow cut – Suárez’s mysterious character adds an element of curiosity to the upcoming series.
As excitement builds for this compelling spin-off rooted in camaraderie and resilience amid adversity within female incarceration settings like never seen before, audiences can look forward to immersing themselves in the gritty world of “En el barro.”
