Overview

• The dystopian series debuts on September 19 and is positioned as a successor to Netflix’s first global non‑English hit, La Casa de Papel.
• Led by Álex Pina and Esther Martínez Lobato, the project leans on locally rooted storytelling intended to resonate with a worldwide audience.
• Production relied on advanced virtual production at Tres Cantos, using a 30m-by-6m digital screen, with about 80% of filming completed on indoor sets.
• The show underscores Spain’s role as a Netflix production hub, which has delivered roughly 1,000 titles since 2017 from studios opened near Madrid in 2019.
• Netflix’s strategy follows strong demand for Spanish-language content—over five billion viewing hours in 2024—and a commitment to invest more than €1 billion through 2029.