With Clara Galle as the protagonist, the competitiveness and the relationships of the characters develop a catchy plot.
Netflix premiered A new Spanish production that promises to capture the attention of adolescent drama lovers. The streaming platform presented “Olympo”a series that combines sports elements with the classic characteristics of the youth genre. The premiere arrives at the platform on June 20, 2025offering a fresh alternative for spectators.
The series takes place at the Pyrenees High Performance Center, where Young elite athletes coexist. The main plot revolves around sports competition and personal relationships between the protagonists. The production has the Marçal Forès address, Daniel Barone, Ana Vázquez and Ibai Abad, who also participated in the creation of the script with Jan Matheu and Laia Foguet.
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What is “Olympo”
The protagonist of the series is Amaia, an artistic swimmer played by Clara Galle. The main character faces a crisis when his best friend and teammate, Nuria, begins to overcome it in sports performance. This situation generates suspicions about possible doping practices among the athletes of the center. The plot explores the ethical dilemmas related to success and sacrifice in high performance sport.
History includes various personal and social conflicts. The series addresses issues such as homophobia in the rugby team, hidden loves and leadership struggles. . The main characters face competitive and personal pressures that test their relationships and values. The series offers an intense look at the world of elite youth sport and its complexities.
“Olympo” trailer
“Olympo” cast
- Clara Galle
- María Romanillos
- Nuno Gallego
- Agustín della Corte
- Martí Cordero
- Andy Duato
- Nira Osahía
- Juan Perales
- Najwa Khliwa
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