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"Infelices para siempre" jumps to series with new character versions
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"Infelices para siempre" jumps to series with new character versions

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A new series based on the Mexican film "Infelices para siempre" is in production for ViX.
  • The series expands the film's universe, featuring younger versions of characters, including a youth version of Ofelia Medina's role.
  • The plot revolves around a hotel where guests can revisit the past to resolve personal issues, with a cast including Josรฉ Eduardo Derbez.

The universe of the Mexican film "Infelices para siempre" is expanding into a new series for ViX, offering fresh takes on its characters and premise. The production, filmed in Bilbao, Spain, retains the core concept of a hotel that allows guests to travel back in time to settle personal matters.

A notable addition is the introduction of younger versions of existing characters. Yare Santana will portray a youthful iteration of the character originally played by Ofelia Medina. "The hotel manager has little experience, but suddenly he is granted certain powers that make everything a comedy of errors. All the characters interact with everyone, I get to be the young version of Ofelia and it was an honor," Santana commented.

The series stars Josรฉ Eduardo Derbez and features an ensemble cast including Harold Azuara, Mรณnica del Carmen, Luz Aldรกn, Ricardo Fastlicht, and Michael Ronda. It is a production by Onza for ViX, created by Jorge Aragรณn and Adriana Pelusi, and directed by Pitipol Ybarra.

"Infelices para siempre" the film, released in 2023, drew 1.8 million viewers. While producers considered a sequel, they opted for the series format to further explore the story. Santana also mentioned her work on the new season of "Mujeres asesinas" and an upcoming film shot in Guadalajara.

The hotel manager has little experience, but suddenly he is granted certain powers that make everything a comedy of errors. All the characters interact with everyone, I get to be the young version of Ofelia and it was an honor.

โ€” Yare SantanaSantana discusses her role as the young version of Ofelia Medina in the new series based on "Infelices para siempre."
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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.