The black comedy series by Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn starring Oscar Martínez will debut with its new episodes in October.
The first preview of the second season of Fine artsthe black comedy series of Gaston Duprat and Mariano Cohn starring Oscar Martinezwhose new episodes will arrive in October exclusively to Disney+ in Latin America.
Written by Andres Dupratand produced by Gloriamundi and Historias Particulares, the continuation of the story finds Antonio Dumas (Martínez) facing new challenges as director of an important contemporary art museum in Madrid. Along with Martínez, they once again form the leading cast Aixa Villagran (Marisa) and Koldo Olabarri (Leo).
What is the second season of Bellas Artes about?
In the second season of Bellas Artes, Dumas’s management at the head of the Museo Iberoamericano de Arte Moderno brings with it new clashes, agreements, surprises and absurd and delirious aspects that push the limits of artistic creation and institutional management to the limit. In this way, the protagonist must use all his courage and creativity to deal with scams, impostures, accidents and bizarre situations involving artists, officials, gallery owners, collectors and patrons. At the same time, the growing presence of his ex-wife, an anti-system artist living in the Peruvian jungle who represents the antipodes of his thinking, will generate internal conflicts until it becomes a true nightmare.
Composed of six 30-minute episodes, the second season of Bellas Artes is directed by Martín Bustos, produced by Pablo E. Bossi, Cabe Bossi, Pol Bossi and Maxi Lasansky, and features special collaborations by Imanol Arias (Luis), Cecilia Suarez (Paula), Angela Molina (Mariel), Miguel Angel Sola (Sebastian), Dani Rovira (Joseph), Milena Smith (Ulla), Ana Wagener (minister), Fernando Albizu (neighbor), Diego Anido (suspicious).
The new season of Bellas Artes premieres with all its episodes in October, only on Disney+ in Latin America. In turn, the second season of the series also premieres in Spain on Movistar Plus+.
The complete first season of Bellas Artes is now available on Disney+ in Latin America.
Source: Ambito
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