Based on the Bestseller of Laura Restrepo, this fiction combines drama and mystery in one of the most turbulent political times in Bogotá.
For more than a decade, Netflix He managed to position himself as one of the most influential streaming platforms in the world, with a catalog that does not stop growing and renewed day by day. There, large productions of Hollywood, original series, research documentaries and hidden jewels that suddenly become viral. But if there is a genre that found in this space a privileged place, that is that of suspense.
Psychological thrillerspolice, or some with romantic or dramatic dyes. Thus, the fan is wide, but the result is usually repeated. If a production manages to disturb, generate tension and keep the intrigue until the last minute, quickly Scale to the most watched top 10 In the application and becomes a global conversation.
In that context, Latin American bets also began to gain ground. Such is the case of “Delirio”, a Colombian series that not only captures attention for its plot loaded with jealousy, obsession and desire, but also for being based on the best-seller homonym of Laura Restrepo that conquered thousands of readers in 2004. With a powerful script, performances that dazzle and a rhythm that does not take respite, this new fiction adds to the Thrillers club that you cannot stop looking. Are you ready?
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What is “delirium”?
Set in Bogotá, the story follows Fernando Aguilara university professor who returns from a work trip and finds his wife, Agustinaplunged into a state that nobody expected: it seems to have lost their mental balance. She, always elegant, charismatic and intense, is now in a trance of inexplicable disturbance. What is initially an isolated outbreak is soon revealed as the symptom of something much deeper.
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From that moment on, the series builds a puzzle where the past and present are intertwined. Through temporary jumps and different points of view, the plot reveals the family tensionsthe wounds of the past, the suffocating links and the political background of a country crossed by violence and repression. Thus, the suspense is not supported solely in the psychological, but also explores the obsessionas love becomes a threatand the reason begins to blur under the weight of the Secrets.
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“Delirium” cast
- Juan Pablo Raba as Fernando Aguilar.
- Estefanía Piñeres as Agustina Londoño.
- Paola Turbay as Eugenia Portulinus.
- Juan Pablo Urrego as Fredy “El Midas”.
- Salvador del Solar as Carlos Vicente Londoño.
- Cristina Campuzano as Sofia Portulinus.
Source: Ambito
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