With the arrival of new characters, the third and final season continues to be narrated in two timelines. In one, Luis Miguel (Diego Boneta) looking to boost his career in the Anglo-Saxon market, when he meets Mariah (Jade Ewen), and on the other, facing new personal and professional challenges that threaten what he has built over more than thirty years of career.
Starring Diego Boneta, in this last installment he returns Oscar Jaenada, along with Fernando Guallar, Pablo Cruz Guerrero, Macarena Achaga, Juan Ignacio Cane, Juan Pablo Zurita and Teresa Ruiz, among others, who welcome Jade Ewen, Plutarco Haza, Mauricio Abad, Sebastián Zurita, Alejandra Ambrossi, Miguel Rodarte, Carlos Ponce and Antonio Mauri.
The direction is in charge of Humberto Hinojosa, with scripts by Daniel Krauze, Anton de Goenechea, Karin Valecillos and Larissa Andrade.
10 facts and curiosities behind “Luis Miguel, the series”
The preparation of the characters, the costumes, the number of people involved are an important part of the production of the series. Here are some curious facts about what was the journey of “Luis Miguel, the series”.
1. In the first season, about 545 people participated in the production team, and in the second and third seasons about 510 (this without counting the cast and the extras of the series).
2. During the production of the series, 37 different departments participated; from the departments of art, editing, makeup and hairstyle and special effects, to specific areas for medical services, the air unit, and the security team.
3. Diego Boneta spent approximately 471 hours in the makeup and hairstyle department to personify the adult Luis Miguel, among the team that was in charge of this transformation, highlighted Bill Corso and Alfredo “El Tigre” Mora.
4. Approximately 177 actors made up the main cast of the first season, 85 actors in the second and 48 in this latest installment.
5. Around 7,380 extras participated in the 3 seasons
6. About 235 different costumes were created for the role of Luis Miguel, played by Diego Boneta. For the rest of the cast, the costume team created 1,246; and for extras 6,850 changing rooms.
7. In total, there were 187 days of filming for the 3 seasons, which is equivalent to 6 whole months.
8. The series was available in 190 countries.
9. Luis Miguel, the series was ranked 8 of the most searched series in Google Mexico in 2018.
10. In 2020, Google Mexico reported that, in the last year, the first place of searches around Luis Miguel were on Luis Miguel, the series.
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