Yurena spoke about her artistic journey following the announcement of the new Netflix series Superstar, featuring Los Javis and Nacho Vigalondo. The singer shared a message on social media that reflected her excitement about the project: “Today is a very special day.”
She conveyed pride in sharing that the series about her life and career as a singer would soon be available on Netflix. It would reveal key moments, many details that have remained private, and a candid look at her professional path. Justice, she noted, was finally served, and the project felt like a dream coming true.
In describing the production, the Gh Dúo and Survivors contestant called Superstar a tribute to her mother, Margarita Seisdedos. She highlighted the involvement of Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, and credited Nacho Vigalondo for his skill and experience, including collaborations with major Hollywood stars and recognition in the form of an Oscar nomination.
She expressed immense gratitude to Suma Content, describing it as a big family she felt connected to from the moment she joined. The artist said she was honored to work with a team of highly professional and kind people. The sentiment of gratitude was strong, and she described Superstar as the best gift imaginable. She closed with a heartfelt affirmation of her admiration for the project and for those involved.
This is Superstar
Yurena’s life on screen will unfold under the guidance of Tamara, formerly known as javis, and Suma Content. Netflix announced the launch of Superstar on a recent Thursday, presenting it as a fictional exploration of the singer’s artistic beginnings, a figure who rose to prominence with the release of the early-2000s hit song No cambié.
Following the success of Veneno and La Mesías among other projects, producers Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi have launched production on this six-episode series. The project is directed by Nacho Vigalondo and Claudia Costafreda. The platform described the effort as a reimagining of Tamarism from the perspective of the heroes who shaped it, calling it a tribute to the culture that built a musical era.
There is a clear love for pop and a desire to reflect the nation’s history. When discussing the era in which artists could explore limitless possibilities, Calvo remarked that those were the moments when television could be wildly unpredictable and captivating, featuring stories driven by unlikely champions who commanded the screen for hours. This sentiment frames Superstar as more than a biographical portrait; it is a celebration of a wave in popular culture that left a lasting imprint on fans and the industry alike. [Citation: Netflix press release about Superstar]