Netflix's 'Mal de Amores' Series Based on Angeles Mastretta Novel

Netflix's new Mexican series 'Mal de Amores' premieres September 2, 2026, adapting Angeles Mastretta's 1995 novel.

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Netflix will release the Mexican series 'Mal de Amores' on September 2, 2026. ^[1] Catalina Mastretta, the daughter of the author Angeles Mastretta, adapted the novel for the screen and directed the series. ^[2] Renata Vaca stars as the protagonist Emilia Sauri, a woman in pre-revolutionary Mexico who must choose between a man and her dream of studying medicine. ^[3]^[5] The series consists of seven episodes and is scheduled to be available on Netflix starting September 2. ^[4] The plot involves Emilia Sauri becoming trapped in a love triangle between Daniel Cuenca, a revolutionary idealist, and Antonio Zavalza, a doctor who prefers peace. ^[6]

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Netflix will release the Mexican series 'Mal de Amores' on September 2, 2026. · Gestión
Catalina Mastretta, the daughter of the author Angeles Mastretta, adapted the novel for the screen and directed the series. · El Heraldo de México
Renata Vaca stars as the protagonist Emilia Sauri, a woman in pre-revolutionary Mexico who must choose between a man and her dream of studying medicine. · El Heraldo de México
The series consists of seven episodes and is scheduled to be available on Netflix starting September 2. · El Heraldo de México
Renata Vaca stars as Emilia Sauri, a young woman fighting to study and practice medicine in a society where it was difficult for women. · Gestión
The plot involves Emilia Sauri becoming trapped in a love triangle between Daniel Cuenca, a revolutionary idealist, and Antonio Zavalza, a doctor who prefers peace. · Gestión

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