The announcement comes after the series’ third season ended in 2020, which was thought to have ended the cycle of history.
“The House of Flowers” returns to Netflix screens, now in film format and with new characters, to continue revealing the most intimate secrets of the De la Mora family.
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“The De la Mora had a pending issue and they return this June 23 in the movie ‘La casa de las flores’ on Netflix,” their creator, Mexican director Manolo Caro, wrote on his social networks.
The announcement comes after the series’ third season ended in 2020, which was thought to have ended the cycle of history.
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Even without a “trailer” or a preview of what the film will be about, the first images in which the main characters are observed have already been unveiled: Elena (Aislinn Derbez), Julián (Dario Yazbek), Paulina (Cecilia Suárez) and Diego (Juan Pablo Medina).
Likewise, the so-called “Bride of Mexico”, Angélica María, will give life to one of the new characters who join this project through which iconic Mexican television actresses such as Verónica Castro have passed.
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Another surprise that was announced was the addition of Andrea Chaparro , daughter of comedian Omar Chaparro , and De Tessa, who can be seen in a photograph pouting while wearing a wedding dress from the 80s, and the participation special of the “influencer” Paco de Miguel.
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Since the premiere of “The House of Flowers” in 2018, the series has become one of the most popular in recent times.
His black humor, criticism of a society with double standards and the great cast that made up each of the seasons aroused great reception from the public.
In addition to “La casa de las flores” , the film director found a place in television productions with the series “Someone has to die” , whose recordings were carried out between Mexico and Spain.
He is currently working on the first Netflix musical series, called “Once upon a time … but no longer” , starring Sebastián Yatra, Rossy de Palma, Asier Etxeandia and Mariana Treviño.
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