HBO's 'Like Water for Chocolate' Series Unveils a Magical Love Story

Salma Hayek Pinault brings Laura Esquivel's classic novel to life in a new series set during the Mexican Revolution.

The series follows Tita de la Garza, played by Azul Guaita, whose magical cooking transforms those who taste her dishes.
Set amid the Mexican Revolution, the story explores themes of forbidden love and familial duty as Tita and Pedro, played by Andrés Baida, struggle against entrenched customs.
Salma Hayek Pinault, a fan of the original novel and 1992 film, serves as an executive producer, aiming to introduce the story to a new generation.
The series emphasizes Mexican culture and cuisine, aiming to break stereotypes and showcase the diversity of Mexican dishes beyond tacos.
Premiering on November 3, the six-episode series will air on HBO Latino and stream on Max, with new episodes released weekly.