#Emiliano Zurita

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El baile de los 41 (2020) dir. David Pablos

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El baile de los 41 (2020) // dir. David Pablos

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Zorro (2024, Amazon), episode 1.

Miguel Bernardeau as don Diego/Zorro

Paco Tous as Bernardo

Renata notni as Lolita

Emiliano Zurita as Capitan Monasterio

Dalia Xiuhcoatl as Nah-Lin

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Behind the scenes: Emiliano Zurita, Miguel Bernardeau and Andrés Almeida

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El baile de los 41 (2020)

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La leyenda resurge… “Zorro”

Diego de la Vega es elegido para ser el nuevo Zorro, pero él solo tiene una preocupación: desenmascarar a los asesinos de su padre y llevarlos ante la justicia, por lo que, en un primer momento, rechaza la propuesta. Tras repensárselo y aceptar el designio de los espíritus, Diego acepta.

En este año uno, del nuevo justiciero, descubrimos como Diego no solo se esmera en solucionar la desesperada situación de los habitantes de Los Ángeles y enmendar las injusticias que sufren, sino también en ganarse su confianza, logrando también el respeto y el cariño del pueblo.

En su búsqueda de la verdad, Diego aprende que ser un héroe no significa solo salvar a los demás, sino aceptar una enorme responsabilidad. Por ello, debe ser capaz de anteponer el bien común al propio, aun a costa de sacrificar aquello que más quiere: la mano de Lolita, su amor de juventud.

Además, descubre cómo es realmente California, un lugar en el que los indígenas conviven con las ambiciones de los rancheros, la comunidad china, los terratenientes explotadores y un gobernador corrupto y tirano que tiene sometido a su pueblo, obligándole a intervenir y a demostrar que los espíritus no se habían equivocado eligiéndole como justiciero.

Este inexperto héroe se abre paso ante todo tipo de adversidades para convertirse en un nuevo Zorro para los nuevos tiempos que vive la multicultural y cambiante sociedad californiana de principios del siglo XIX.

Estreno: 19 de enero de 2024 en Prime Video.

Creada por Carlos Portela, la serie cuenta con las actuaciones de Miguel Bernardeau, Renata Notni, Dalia Xiuhcoatl, Emiliano Zurita, Elia Galera, Paco Tous, Rodolfo Sancho, Cristo Fernández, Francisco Reyes, Cecilia Suárez, Luis Tosar, Ana Layevska, entre otros.

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January 2024. This hugely disappointing Spanish revamp of the venerable pulp hero seems to have much to recommend it — an attractive cast, colorful cinematography, lots of stylish slow-mo action, and an array of truly excellent hats — but is far too much of a mess in too many directions to readily enjoy.

Like the 1998 movie THE MASK OF ZORRO, the show makes Zorro a multigenerational figure, albeit presented here as a previously indigenous champion. When the latest Zorro (Cristo Fernández) is killed, white preppie Diego de la Vega (Miguel Bernardeau from ÉLITE, where he also played a preppie jackass) is improbably chosen ("by the spirits," it says here) to take his place, shutting out the dead man's vengeful sister Nah-Lin (Dalia Xiuhcoatl), who defiantly sets herself up as a meaner rival Zorro, dealing with abusive colonizers by murdering them rather than just carving a "Z" on their foreheads. This inevitably creates a conflict between her and Diego, who deplores her brutal methods. (Admittedly, Nah-Lin does nearly murder him, but she's not wrong, and since Diego also kills a fair number of people as Zorro, his disapproval seems hypocritical.) A certain amount of "good colonizer" paternalism is hard to avoid with the Zorro character, but instead of just treading lightly, the show works overtime trying to rationalize Diego's appropriation while relentlessly punishing Nah-Lin for her unwillingness to either give it up or become Diego's sidekick.

Tellingly, the show evinces far more sympathy for Capt. Monasterio (Emiliano Zurita), a Spanish army officer who's caught between his own sense of honor and his duty to cruel governor Pedro Victoria (Rodolfo Sancho), and who eventually steals the heart of Diego's once-and-future crush, the plucky Lolita Márquez (Renata Notni). There's also an uncomfortable subplot involving a Chinese woman named Mei (Chacha Huang), a former sex worker who insists on becoming Diego's servant after Zorro rescues her. (A running gag is that Mei doesn't speak Spanish and Diego doesn't speak Cantonese, and while Diego's servant Bernardo (Paco Tous) can understand both, he's mute.)

This doesn't even touch on the show's headache-inducing central plot — involving secret societies, nefarious Russians, and a mysterious woman (Cecilia Suárez) who gets a ruthless mercenary (Joel Bosqued) to pose as her son for reasons unknown — which is convoluted without ever being interesting or compelling.

With a lighter touch, clearer character motivations, and less racism, ZORRO could have been a winner, but it felt like a slog. CONTAINS LESBIANS? Nary a one. VERDICT: Good-looking flop that never fails to underwhelm. I really wanted to like this show, which would have taken very little, but it was so bad I kept having to turn it off for a while to build up my tolerance.

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I've just learned that in the new Spanish Zorro TV series captain Monasterio is called EXACTLY Enrique Sanchez Monasterio - like Monastario from Spanish dubbing of Disney Zorro - and I'm pretty happy right now because of that.

This character deserves a new version so much.

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Review - Zorro - 1ª Temporada

Recentemente estreou no #PrimeVideo uma nova série: #Zorro. A produção traz de volta o herói justiceiro para as telas. Nesta versão, Miguel Bernardeau assume o papel do protagonista. Confira!

Recentemente estreou no Prime Video uma nova série: Zorro. Baseada na história do personagem criado em 1919 por Johnston McCulley, a produção traz de volta o herói justiceiro para as telas. Nesta versão, Miguel Bernardeau (Elite) assume o papel do protagonista. Na história, Diego de la Vega (Bernardeau) volta à Califórnia para vingar o assassinato de seu pai. Após ser eleito como o Zorro, começa…

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Zorro’s whumps’ list

(referred to main character Zorro / Diego de la Vega, portrayed by Miguel Bernardeau; *bonus: Enrique Monasterio, portrayed by Emiliano Zurita.]

Season 1

.01: brief scuffle and under swordpoint during a training session, received upsetting news about his father's death and tears in his eyes, grief, shot at and unpleasant confrontation, nightmare and rough awakening, upsetting news and conflicted, fought against multiple armed soldiers twice, rough sword fight, zorroed himself on his chest.

.02: red fresh Z sign on his chest from previous episode, into a hostage situation during a robbery and under gunpoint, pistol-whipped at his neck, under gunpoint, scuffle and almost shot, worried and defeated, conflicted, brief scuffles and sword fight.

.03: harsh confrontation and sort of shot at, various scuffles, gun pointed at his head, disappointed, lured into a trap and under gunpoint, under gunfire and captured, hands tied above his head and identity exposed, upsetting news and almost shot in the face.

.04: hands tied above his head from previous episode, stabbed and heavily breathing, collapsed and dragged by his arms, laying unable to move and heavily breathing, moaning, falling from the horse, taken care of, feverish, upset but unable to leave the bed, shirt stained with blood after an effort and fainted, helped laying on the bed and wound exposed and bleeding, moaning helped getting undressed, Z scar on his chest, pale, wound taken care of, hand pushed against the wound and groaning in pain, under arrow point, into a duel with swords.

.05: upset, blade at his throat twice, Z scar on his chest, brief scuffle against two armed men, under gunfire and brief scuffles, under gunpoint, disappointed.

.06: ackward conversation and uneasy, Z scar on his chest, upset, brief scuffle, under gunpoint, under gunpoint and chloroformed, passed out and kidnapped, slapped in the face and helped getting up, pointed the gun at his own head and pressed the trigger without consequences, chloroformed again and grabbed when collapsed, upset; *bonus Enrique Monasterio: shot with an arrow at his shoulder, bloody and taken care of.

.07: blackmailed, rough scuffle and pushed to the ground, blade at his throat and heavily panting, upset and heartbroken, difficult conversation and conflicted, annoyed.

.08: brief scuffle, threatened and upset, bitten, angry and argued, rough fight and stabbed, upset and crying.

.09: unpleasant conversation and identity exposed, massaging his injured leg, under gunpoint, sword fight, grieving his father and tears on his cheeks, upset and conflicted, indignant, stabbed in flank and shot at, fallen from the horse semi-unconscious and taken care of, groaning and heavily breathing, grunting in pain and passed out.

.10: holding his flank because of the injury from previous episode, received upsetting news and agitated, moaning during physical effort, harsh confrontation (on purpose), intense sword duel, harsh confrontation (for fake), under gunpoint, rough sword fight and cut at his thigh, stabbed in the back and collapsed on his knees, almost killed, grunting in pain while getting up, pale and sweating, upset, silently crying on his father's grave, rejected, emotional goodbye; *bonus Enrique Monasterio: intense sword duel, stabbed and collapsed (dead for fake), shot at then swordfights.

In the original book "The Mark of Zorro" (1919) by Johnston McCulley: brief scuffle, various chases, rejected, brief scuffle, fought and chased, sword duel without consequences, surrounded and rescued.

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Zorro (Serie 2024) #MiguelBernardeau #RenataNotni #RodolfoSancho #DaliaXiuhcoatl #PacoTous #PeterVives Mehr auf:

Serie Jahr: 2024- (Januar) Genre: Action / Abenteuer / Drama Hauptrollen: Miguel Bernardeau, Renata Notni, Rodolfo Sancho, Dalia Xiuhcoatl, Paco Tous, Peter Vives, Elia Galera, Andrés Almeida, Emiliano Zurita, Chacha Huang, Joel Bosqued, Francisco Reyes, Mireia Mambo, Eva Camacho, Julien Lacabe, José Gigar, Angelo Olivier, Alejandro Maró, David Fleta, Fele Martínez … Serienbeschreibung: Das…

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Miguel Bernardeau as Zorro, Dalia Xiuhcoatl as Nah-Lin and Emiliano Zurita as Enrique Monasterio (Zorro 2024, 1x04)

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Alfonso Herrera and Emiliano Zurita in El baile de los 41 (2020) dir. David Pablos

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Alfonso Herrera and Emiliano Zurita in El Baile de los 41 [2020]

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Probably the most beautiful kiss in the cinematic history: Dance of the 41 (2020)