Overview
- Executive producer Salma Hayek Pinault announced the renewal during an event in London, confirming the series will end after its second season to maintain its special quality.
- Season 2 will complete the adaptation of Laura Esquivel's beloved novel, following the star-crossed romance of Tita and Pedro as they navigate family traditions and magical cooking.
- The show has become the most-watched Latin American content on Max globally and the third most-watched series overall on the platform.
- The second season will continue to highlight themes of Mexican culture, magical realism, and gastronomy, with a focus on questioning social and family mandates from a female perspective.
- The main cast, including Azul Guaita, Andrés Baida, Irene Azuela, and Ana Valeria Becerril, is confirmed to return, with filming taking place in Mexico in Spanish.