Starring China Suárez and Pablo Echarri, this production full of tension is positioned as one of the strongest Argentine bets of this year.
In recent years, gender Thriller He won a privileged place on streaming platforms, thanks to their ability to keep viewers on the edge of the seat with plots full of suspense, unexpected twists and characters full of nuances. In this style where nothing is what it seems and everyone seems to save a secret, a new series Argentina that came to Disney+ On April 16, it promises to be a great bet that seeks to break with the conventional.
“Chameleon: the past does not change”with the actions of the China Suárez and Pablo Echarrifollow the story of Sabrina, a research journalist, whose apparent stability is threatened by the reappearance of Salvador, a plastic artist who brings memories of the past that our protagonist believed overcome and a dark secret that threatens to change everything, including your family and professional life.
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Directed by Natalia Garagiolaknown for its delicate and introspective style, the production of six chapters brings us a plot loaded with strain that explores the dangerous game between truth and deceptions, pending accounts, false identities and a past that never ended up going.
What is “Camaléon: the past does not change”
History continues Sabrina Correaa research journalist who leads a quiet life with her husband and daughter. However, its apparent stability falls apart when it reappears in your life Salvador Carvallo, A renowned artist who was his mother’s friend, Iris.
This character, who was a key figure in the past of our protagonist, and has the ability to dig up a dark secret that she thought she had forgotten and who must face unexpectedly. Thus, as Sabrina will face a struggle to cope with pain And the danger posed in his life to expose the trutheven when people around them are not willing to listen to it.
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Trailer of “Camaléon: the past does not change”
Cast of “Camaléon: the past does not change”
- María Eugenia “China” Suárez as Sabrina Correa.
- Pablo Echarri as Salvador Carvallo.
- Federico d’Elía as Jorge Gilabert.
- Cecilia Dopazo as Iris Correa.
- Esteban Pérez as Franco.
- Sofia Palomino as Diana Carvallo.
- Ornella d’Alia as Delfina Gilabert.
- Analía Couceyro as Javiera Dubois.
- Delfina Fernández as Nina Dubois.
- Daniela Pal as Celina Arias.
- Inda Verónica Lavalle as Dolly.
- Pablo Caramelo as Alejo.
- Juana Reale as Sofia.
Source: Ambito
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