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The image is used with the permission of the copyright holderPrime Video revealed the official trailer of Foxthe series from Prime Video and Secuoya Studios, which premieres on January 19th in Latin America and the United States and on January 25th in Spain, Andorra and Portugal.
Zorro with Miguel Bernardeau (Elite, 1899), Renata Notni (Bad Criados, What's the Blame on Karma?), Dalia Xiuhcoatl (Black Moon, The Revenge of the Juanas), Emiliano Zurita (The Head of Joaquín Murrieta, The Dance of the 41st ), Andrés Almeida (The Taste of Christmas, Bardo. False Chronicle of Some Truths), Cuauhtli Jiménez (Finland, SCO: Soldiers or Zombies), Elia Galera (El Cid, La que se cerca), Paco Tous (La Casa de Papel, With the Years We Have Left), Rodolfo Sancho (The Heirs of the Earth, The Ministry of Time), Cristo Fernández (Ted Lasso, Sisters), Francisco Reyes (30 Coins, Maradona: Blessed Dream), Luis Tosar (All the Names of God, Fatum) and Ana Layevska (Dra. Lucía: An Extraordinary Gift, Triada) complement this spectacular cast with the presence of Cecilia Suárez (La Casa de las Flores, 3 Caminos).
Zorro is a 10-episode series that takes the viewer on an exciting adventure full of action and courage in the 19th century. The story follows Diego de la Vega, who takes on the role of Zorro to expose his father's murderers and bring them to justice. In addition to fighting for justice in Los Angeles, Diego must face the challenges of being a hero and understand how his role impacts California in a time of constant change.
Zorro – Official Trailer | Prime
Debuting the official trailer for Zorro comes news that 28 GRAMMY and LATIN GRAMMY Award winner Juanes has released Nacimiento Solos, the first single from the Zorro soundtrack. Written and produced by Julio Reyes Copello, the song is available on all major music platforms and features famous singer and songwriter La Camisa Negra as part of this exciting musical production.
“I've always wanted to work with Julio Reyes Copello and I liked the song from the first moment he sent it to me because I felt like it was a perfect fit for me. “I also love sharing music that reaches people and sets the tone within a film project, so I was excited when I learned it would be part of this special Prime Video series.” – Juanes
“Zorro is perhaps the only story that combines the United States, Mexico and Spain in a very interesting historical context… All the songs written for the series tried to capture the life experience of the characters in the context of a more primal and violent society. . “We were born alone” is a portrait of the unbearable loneliness of a person struggling to survive under adverse and hostile circumstances. – Julio Reyes Copello
Zorro is directed by Javier Quintas, Jorge Saavedra and José Luis Alegría. Produced by David Cotarelo, Ángela Agudo, Sergio Pizzolante, Carlos Portela David Martínez, John Gertz, Andy Kaplan, Jesús Torres – Viera and Glenda Pacanis. It was written and created by Carlos Portela.
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