Yurena spoke about her artistic career following the announcement of the new Netflix series ‘Superestar’ starring Los Javis and Nacho Vigalondo. The singer shared a post on her social networks in which she was very excited about this new production: “Today is a very special day for me“.
“I am very excited and happy to announce that you can watch the series about my life and professional career on Netflix soon. All the facts, many details that no one knows about me and my career as a singer. Justice was finally served. It’s a dream come true“, said the artist in this publication.
At the same time, the ‘Gh Dúo’ and ‘Survivors’ contestant also described this new series as follows: “a tribute” dedicated to his mother, Margarita Seisdedos: “A series produced by our beloved Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi. It was created by Nacho Vigalondo, a great professional who has worked with important Hollywood stars and was nominated for an Oscar.”
“Millions of thanks to Suma Content, the big family that I felt a part of from the first moment. I am honored and proud to say that I work with the best professionals and lovely people. Millions of thanks. The best gift in the world: SUPER STAR. Big bomb! I adore you!” said the singer.
This is ‘Superstar’
life of YurenaIt will be moved to television with the hand of Tamara, formerly known as javis And Suma Content. netflix announced its launch this Thursday ‘Superstar’A fiction created by Nacho Vigalondo It will revolve around the artistic beginnings of the singer, who became a popular icon after the release of her song ‘No cambié’ in the early 2000s.
After the success of ‘Veneno’ and ‘La Mesías’, among other projects, Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi are now starting production on this six-episode seriesDirected by Nacho Vigalondo and Claudia Costafreda. “This is a reimagining of tamarism from the hearts of its heroes,” the platform said in a press release.
“There’s nothing we love more than pop and looking at the history of our country. If ever there was a wild time when anything was possible, it was the time of tamarismwhere the most unlikely heroes monopolize television for hours,” says Javier Calvo.