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A vibrant tribute to the lively atmosphere of Spain in the 2000s, A Superstar is a flamboyant and kitschy satire that blends comedy, drama, and fantasy. It is set to premiere on July 18, 2025, on Netflix. Created, co-written, and co-directed by Nacho Vigalondo (Timecrimes), with contributions from Claudia Costafreda, this Spanish series produced by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi features a cast of quirky and eccentric characters.
To bring these characters to life, the producers cast Swedish actress Ingrid Garcia-Jonsson (Beautiful Youth, Explota Explota, Sweet Home) in the lead role of Tamara. She is joined by Spanish actress Natalia de Molina, a two-time Goya Award winner, Spain’s equivalent of the French César, for Living is Easy with Eyes Closed (2013) and Food and Shelter (2016).
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The series charts the rise of Spanish singer Tamara, later known as Yurena, from a media joke to a pop icon through her hit song “No cambié” and her album Superstar.
Who Stars in A Superstar?
- Ingrid Garcia-Jonsson: Tamara Yurena
- Natalia de Molina: Loly Alvarez
- Secun de la Rosa: Leonardo Dantès
- Pepon Nieto: Tony Genil
- Carlos Areces: Paco Porras
- Julian Villagran: Arlekin
- Rocio Ibanez: Margarita Seisdedos
Where Can You Stream A Superstar?
To watch A Superstar, which has been available since July 18, 2025, you need to subscribe to Netflix. Access to the streaming platform requires a subscription. Several options are available: a basic subscription with ads costs $7.99 per month, the standard plan without ads and with streaming on two screens simultaneously costs $14.99 per month, and the premium plan, which allows streaming on four different screens at the same time without ads, costs $21.99 per month.
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