Diablero

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Television series
German title Diablero
Original title Diablero
Country of production Mexico
original language Spanish
Year (s) since 2018
length about 40 minutes
Episodes 14 in 2 seasons
genre Mystery, horror
Director José Manuel Cravioto ,
Rigoberto Castañeda
script Pablo Tebar,
Verónica Marza,
Gibrán Portela,
José Rodríguez,
Luis Gamboa
camera Alberto Anaya Adalid, Ivan Hernandez
Initial release December 21, 2018 (US) on Netflix

First publication in German		 December 21, 2018 on Netflix
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Diablero is a Mexican mystery and horror series based on the novel El Diablo me obligó by the Mexican author Francisco Haghenbeck . The eight-part first season of the series was produced by Morena Films and released worldwide on December 21, 2018 on Netflix . The second season of the series started at the end of January 2020.

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First season

In Mexico City , children whose fathers are priests and who were born on February 2nd are kidnapped by a demon and their mothers are killed. Ramiro Ventura's daughter, Mariana, is also kidnapped and her mother, with whom he was having an affair, is found murdered. Ventura turns to the Diablero Elvis Infante, who promises him to find his daughter for a fair payment. Together with his sister Keta and Nancy Gama, who is able to absorb and control demons, they go in search of Mariana and find parallels to the disappearance of other children and Keta's own son. During the search they meet a group of female Diableras or Santeras who are trying to get Keta on their side.

One of the Diableras, Mama Chabela, herself impregnated by a priest and almost killed by him, gathers the children with her and pretends to protect them from the demon. However, it turns out that she herself set up the demon and wants to sacrifice the children to summon a powerful demon and change the world order. The team around Father Ventura and Elvis Infante confronts the demon and they manage to defeat him, with an angel coming to their aid. Ventura dies in the fight, but is able to save his daughter Mariana.

Second season

Father Ventura, who died fighting the demon, calls Elvis Infante and his team from the underworld for help. Elvis, Nancy and Keta go into the underworld and through a pact between Elvis Infante and the ferryman they can come back to earth. Meanwhile, the demon Ahuizotl hunts for people who have ingested the drug "Tears of the Demon" made by a Diablera magnifying glass.

The demon that Elvis Infante wanted to destroy years ago has taken possession of Tepoz, Infante's former student. Obsessed by this, Tepoz had also kidnapped and raised Keta's son Mayakén as an infant on behalf of the conclave. For Mayakén, who is developing into an angel, he needs the "tears of the demon". The Diableros set a trap for the demon with the help of magnifying glass and are able to defeat him, but he manages to escape. Nancy pursues him and meets the dying Tepoz, from whom the conclave kidnapped the boy. Mayakén is supposed to take up and kill the last angel for the conclave, so that the balance of the world order is changed in favor of demons and evil. The Diablero team invades the conclave but cannot prevent the portal to the angels from closing.

Due to his contract with the ferryman of the underworld, Elvis Infante dies and his friends bring his ashes to the coast. However, Infante himself wakes up in a world in the time of the Conquistadores.

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Role name actor Main role Voice actor
Father Ramiro Ventura Christopher Von Uckermann 1.01– Till Endemann
Elvis Infante Horacio Garcia Rojas 1.01– Roman Wolko
Nancy Gama Giselle Kuri 1.01– Maximiliane Häcke
Keta (Enriqueta) Infante Fatima Molina 1.01– Giuliana Jakobeit
Isaac, El Indio Humberto Busto 1.01– Michael Pan
Mariana Cassandra Iturralde 1.01– Emilia Raschewski
Mama Chabela Dolores Heredia 1.03-1.08 Andrea Aust
Wences Quetzalli Cortés 1.03–1.08, 2.03– Rainer Fritzsche
song Takahiro Murokawa 1.01–1.08 Bodo Wolf
Son he Kya Shin 1.01–1.08 Julia Kaufmann
Magnifying glass Ela Velden 2.01-2.06
Alejandro / Tepoz Michel Duval 2.01-2.06
Mayakén Matias del Castillo 2.01-2.06

Episode list

The full first season of the series was released worldwide on December 21, 2018 on Netflix . From January 30, 2020, all parts of the second season of the series were also available on Netflix.

No.
( total ) 		No.
( St. ) 		German title Original title Director script
1 1.1 The demons are among us Los demonios están entre nosotros José Manuel Cravioto Pablo Tébar
2 1.2 Dog paw, heart of the chicken Pata de perro, corazón de pollo José Manuel Cravioto Pablo Tébar
3 1.3 The missing children Los hijos ocultos José Manuel Cravioto Pablo Tébar
4th 1.4 A secret mantra Conjuro arcano Rigoberto Castañeda Pablo Tébar
5 1.5 The conclave El cónclave Rigoberto Castañeda Pablo Tébar
6th 1.6 A diablera Una mujer diablera Rigoberto Castañeda Pablo Tébar
7th 1.7 Four graves Cuatro tumbas Rigoberto Castañeda Pablo Tébar
8th 1.8 Red sky Cielo rojo Rigoberto Castañeda Pablo Tébar
9 2.1 Where's Ventura? Buscas a Ventura? José Manuel Cravioto Pablo Tébar
10 2.2 The ahuizotl El Ahuizotl José Manuel Cravioto Verónica Marzá, José Rodríguez
11 2.3 Tears of the demon Lagrimas De Demonio José Manuel Cravioto Verónica Marzá, José Rodríguez
12 2.4 Coatlicue Coatlicue José Manuel Cravioto Pablo Tébar
13 2.5 You don't choose a family Uno no escoge a la familia José Manuel Cravioto Pablo Tébar
14th 2.6 The black key La llave negra José Manuel Cravioto Pablo Tébar

background

FG Haghenbeck (2014)

Diablero is based on the novel El Diablo me obligó by the Mexican author Francisco Haghenbeck from 2011.

supporting documents

  1. ↑ Gine Kreuzer: Play By Day: Diablero starts series on Netflix. serienjunkies.de, December 21, 2018, accessed December 29, 2018 .
  2. ↑ Columba Vértiz de la Fuente: El actor Horacio García Rojas en la series “Diablero”. proceso.com.mx, December 21, 2018, accessed December 29, 2018 .

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