Overview
- In a Nov. 18 interview on Mario Pergolini’s Otro Día Perdido, Ricardo Darín said the Netflix series is slated to go beyond a second season, with a third installment planned.
- Darín stressed the plan could change because the decision does not depend on him, and the coverage did not include a formal confirmation from Netflix or producers.
- He said his calendar is largely occupied by El Eternauta through 2026 and 2027, signaling continued involvement with the franchise.
- The actor described nearly two years of postproduction between filming and release, pointing to the show’s heavy technical demands.
- He noted unexpected international traction, including strong audience response in Spain, and briefly revisited viral off-screen moments such as the empanadas meme and a 2024 Barcelona theater incident.