Created by Adrián Suar, the comedy made in Argentina returns to accompany Vicky in a new stage full of changes that will test her in everything she thought she had resolved.
The third season of enviousstarring Griselda Siciliani and a great cast, comes to Netflix on November 19 and its official trailer is now available.
Created by Adrian Suarthe comedy made in Argentina returns to accompany Vicky in a new stage full of changes that will test her in everything she thought she had resolved.
Accompanying the success of the first season in 2024, the second season was positioned days after its premiere at number 1 in the weekly top 10 in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Paraguay and Uruguay; and at number 8 in Netflix’s global weekly top 10 for non-English speaking series with 3.3 million views in its first week.
What the third season of Envidiosa is about
After reconciling with some insecurities that marked her in the past, Vicky finds herself in a moment of changes and new challenges that awaken a world of possibilities. Although her relationship with Matías is now more established, this loving bond requires her to face other questions: life as a couple, jealousy, motherhood and the opportunity to establish herself professionally in a competitive environment. What seemed like a stage full of stability will transform into a journey of emotions and contradictions where Vicky must discover where her desires belong… without losing her balance.
Season 3 cast:
Griselda Siciliani, Esteban Lamothe, Pilar Gamboa, Violeta Urtizberea, Marina Bellati, Bárbara Lombardo, Lorena Vega, Susana Pampín and Adrián Lakerman.
Guest actors: María Abadi, Agustín Aristarán, Agustina Suásquita (Papry) and José “El Purre” Giménez Zapiola.
Special participations: Julieta Cardinali, Nicki Nicole and Sebastián Wainraich.
Source: Ambito
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