Seventeen years after the broadcast of its last episode, “Un, dos, tres” will be entitled to a sequel entitled “UPA Next”, still with Beatriz Luengo, Monica Cruz, and Miguel Ángel Muñoz. Discover the first images of this new version.
The return of Un, dos, tres becomes clearer. Seventeen years after the broadcast of its last episode, the cult series which made the heyday of M6 in France is preparing to return to the air in Spain in the form of a sequel which will be called UPA Next and will see four key characters return for new adventures: Lola (Beatriz Luengo), Silvia (Monica Cruz), Roberto (Miguel Ángel Muñoz), and Carmen Arranz (Lola Herrera).
Filming in recent weeks, this highly anticipated revival does not yet have a release date on ATRESplayer PREMIUM. But after having recently unveiled the first images of the cast, the Spanish platform has just posted a first teaser of Historias de UPA Next, an original format that will serve to introduce the new series.
Like Elite’s Short Stories, Historias de UPA Next, which will be online from September 11 in Spain, will consist of six short episodes that will offer a glimpse into the new life of the emblematic heroes of Un, dos, very. And we will also introduce some of the new characters from UPA Next.
Silvia and Carmen will thus be at the center of the first episode of Historias de UPA Next, in which the future of the Academy of Performing Arts will be at stake.
And thereafter, fans will be able to find a new short story every Sunday. The opportunity to discover Lola’s life with her family in Barcelona, to learn more about Roberto’s stay in Miami, to witness the hiring of new teachers such as Sira (Marta Guerras) and Luiso (Lucas Velasco ), or to meet newcomers Lala (Almudena Salort), Tara (Karina Soro), Suso (Alex Medina) and Darío (Nuno Gallego).
The launch date of UPA Next has not yet been announced by ATRESplayer PREMIUM, but it’s a safe bet that the new series will be broadcast in the wake of these unpublished short stories intended to make nostalgic fans salivate. ‘A, back, very.
In France, the complete Un, dos, tres is available on the Salto platform. But it is still unclear which channel or platform will broadcast the revival. Case to follow.