The upcoming period of Prime Video’s catalog has viewers buzzing as the Caballero brothers comedy prepares to return with fresh energy. A new trailer drops to tease season 14, weaving in playful nods and inside jokes that longtime fans will appreciate. The clip includes a lighthearted moment referencing a familiar setup, hinting at the series’ continued willingness to wink at its own history while keeping the tone sharp and cheeky.
In the scene, Greta, portrayed by Rocío Marín, and Berta Escobar, played by Nathalie Seseña, engage in a brief exchange toward the end of the preview. Greta’s remark about a past ending and a building’s fate punctuates the meta humor that fans recognize from the show. Berta’s quick, teasing response adds to the sense that the characters are aware of their own narrative stubbornness, a hallmark of the series’ playful style.
Season 14 will become available on Friday, November 10, with new cast members joining the ensemble. Ana Arias, Raúl Peña, and Rocío Marín step into roles following the passing of Laura Gómez-Lacueva Paz Padilla and Ernesto Sevilla, who previously played key figures in the show. The integration of new faces signals a fresh dynamic for the familiar residents of the building as the story threads extend into new chapters.
The 14th season follows the Recios as they reopen a fishing shop and push to reclaim influence within the complex. The Marquis remains intent on displacing them from his sister’s home, and the struggle tests each character’s resolve. Antonio chooses a path that demands bold action, illustrating the series’ penchant for high stakes and unexpected turns. Amador receives a life-changing revelation about her health that reframes her choices and future. Fermín continues to operate by her own rules, ideal for a beach villain persona, while allies and adversaries alike present ongoing challenges for Bruno and the larger universe surrounding the residents of the building.
Across the ensemble, personal lives intertwine with broader tensions. Yoli finds the relationship she has long sought, despite a tumultuous path, while Menchu enters anew, bringing wit and disruption. Maite learns the value of friendship, even when it arrives under pressure, and Greta grapples with balancing her leadership as building president and her role as landlady. The evolving family dynamics and a new set of neighbors, Cristina and Martín, who move in after relocating to the area, add fresh texture to life in the building and prompt reflections on whether life in the town can offer a gentler rhythm than previously imagined.