Spain steps strongly with its fiction content on the platform. This fiction with telenovela style is all that the public wants.
It is true that many people seek to see new things, but the old works. When looking for content on platforms such as Disney +spectators have the possibility to choose between the most recent, or the classic films and series that we all want to see again. But it is also true that new productions sometimes tend to honor old formats and that works very well.
Return to the sabinas It is a Spanish fiction that takes the format of the TV soap opera and does so with great success. It is a production with thriller dyes that investigates mostly in love and betrayal. For gender lovers it has everything, but if you are looking for something different, it can be a bit predictable.
Return to the sabinas
What about the sabinas, the original Spanish soap opera of Disney +
The story begins when The Molina sisters return to their hometown after many years. This is the fictitious town of Manrana. What they are looking for there is to help their father who is sunk in a depressive well since the death of his wife and cannot leave. But apparently, that is not the only reason for return to one of the sisters.
When they meet the old affections, both family and friendship, One of the sisters revives an old love of the past. And the conflict occurs when we find out that this man is about to marry. But, obviously, what happened years ago was so strong that they begin an affair that little by little becomes more difficult to hide.
Disney+: Trailer back to the sabinas
Disney+: cast back to the sabinas
- Celia Freijeiro (Gracia Molina Montalvo)
- Andrés Velencoso (Miguel Larrea Mellado)
- Miquel Fernández (Tano Larrea Mellado)
- Olivia Molina (Paloma Molina Montalvo)
- María Casal (Francisca “Paca” Utrera Orensanz)
- Natalia Sánchez (Esther Ruiz Utrera)
Source: Ambito
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