Lovesick on Netflix: Mexico’s Revolution, Two Men, and the Woman Who Wanted to Be a Doctor First
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He knows who is who in Mal de amores, the new Netflix series based on Angels Mastretta's novel, his cast, characters and production.
The women of the Mexican Revolution vindicated in 'Mal de amores', Netflix series
Lovesick on Netflix: Mexico’s revolution, two men, and the woman who wanted to be a doctor first
The novel Mal de amores sat on Mexico’s cultural shelf for thirty years. Ángeles Mastretta won the Rómulo Gallegos Prize for it in 1996 — one of the highest distinctions in Spanish-language letters — and in three decades the adaptation conversation never materialized. The story accumulated academic citations and stayed on university reading lists, but the screen version never arrived. Now Catalina Aguilar Mastretta, the author’s daughter, has tu…
The series of seven chapters, starring Renata Vaca, will premiere on September 2 and adapts the novel published by Mastretta in 1996.The entry The series 'Mal de amores' claims Mastretta and the women of the Mexican Revolution was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
In “Mal de amores”, a Mexican series by Netflix, Emilia refuses to give up her profession, her freedom and her right to love without limits.
"Mal de amores", a Mexican series by Netflix, follows Emilia Sauri as she pursues her dream of being a doctor, challenges fate and deals with a love triandulum.
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