Overview

• Netflix released the series worldwide on September 10 following a red‑carpet premiere at Mexico City’s Cineteca Nacional.
• Ted Sarandos attended the premiere and praised both the production and Netflix’s ongoing collaboration with Mexican creators.
• Directed and produced by Estrada in his first serialized project, the show draws from Ibargüengoitia’s 1977 novel that fictionalizes the Poquianchis case.
• The period production spanned months of filming with more than 150 actors, thousands of extras, about 200 sets, and 120 vintage cars.
• Arcelia Ramírez and Paulina Gaitán lead as the Baladro sisters, with Alfonso Herrera and Joaquín Cosío among the ensemble, as the series employs black humor to critique corruption and impunity.