Everything that is known about Jaguar, the next Spanish Netflix series with Blanca Suárez

If there is one thing that has become clear in recent years, it is that thanks to Netflix the series spanish they are all the rage around the world. Now not only are the productions a success in their country of origin, but they also conquer a good part of the Latin American territory. Elite, The Paper House, Velvet O The Cable Girls are just one example of what the streaming achieved with this type of content. In this sense, the platform continues to bet on new proposals that repeat the formula. Soon, it will premiere Jaguar, a series starring Spanish figures.

It was the 1960s when Spain became the home of the survivors of the camp of monthausen. Isabel, a young local woman, is one of them and is in search of Skorzeny, considered the most dangerous man in all of Europe. Under this premise begins the new series created by Ramon Campos, responsible for successes such as Great Hotel, Fariña, Velvet, Instinct, The Cable Girls, Times of war and High seas.

If you know all those strips in which he participated as a creator, screenwriter or executive producer, surely you will meet familiar faces in Jaguar. Is that its protagonist is Blanca Suarez, an actress with notable experience in the Spanish industry, who will be accompanied by a cast made up of Iván Marcos, Francesc Garrido, Adrián Lastra and Oscar Casas.

All eight episodes will be written by Egg yolk. R Neira (also creator of Jaguar) and authors David Orea, Salvador S. Molina, and Moisés Gómez. Likewise, the address will be Carlos Sedes and Jacobo Martínez. The series, filmed in conjunction with Bambú Producciones, will have its official premiere on the streaming platform next September 22.

It is not the first time that a Spanish production addresses this issue. On 2018, premiered on Netflix The Mauthausen Photographer. This film based on real events directed by Mar Targarona and starring Mario Casas (Oscar’s brother, who will participate in the series), tells the life of Francisco Boix, a photographer and Spanish fighter who is locked up in the concentration camp during the Second World War. Will the series and the movie have points in common? We will have to wait until next month to find out.