Diablero

About Diablero

Diablero is a Mexican television series that premiered on Netflix in 2018. It is based on the book of the same name written by Mexican author Francisco Haghenbeck. The show falls under the TV Shows Based on Books genre and combines elements of horror, action, and supernatural drama.

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About

Diablero follows the story of Father Ramiro Ventura, a priest with a troubled past, and Elvis Infante, a legendary demon hunter, as they team up to rescue a woman who has been kidnapped by demonic forces. Set in Mexico City, the show delves into a world where demons, angels, and other supernatural beings exist, hidden among humans.

The plot centers around the battle between these otherworldly entities and a group of individuals known as "Diableros," who possess the unique ability to hunt and control them. Alongside the main characters, the show introduces Nancy, a famous paranormal expert, and Keta, Elvis' sister who has inherited some supernatural powers.

As Father Ramiro and Elvis navigate the dangerous and mysterious world of the occult, they encounter various supernatural creatures, solve riddles, and face personal demons from their pasts. The show combines thrilling action sequences with elements of horror and mythology, creating a dark and immersive viewing experience.

Making / Production

Diablero is a joint production between Morena Films and Netflix. The series was created by Gibrán Portela and directed by J.M. Cravioto, Rigoberto Castañeda, and Bernardo de la Rosa. The show's production took place in Mexico City, creating an authentic and atmospheric setting for the story.

The production team worked closely with the author of the original book, Francisco Haghenbeck, to bring his vision to the screen. The show successfully captures the dark and gritty atmosphere of the book while adding its own unique twists and turns.

Actors

• Horacio García Rojas as Elvis Infante - Elvis is a fearsome demon hunter known for his skills and extensive knowledge of the supernatural world. Horacio García Rojas portrayed the character with intensity and charisma, capturing his complexities and vulnerabilities.
• Christopher Von Uckermann as Father Ramiro Ventura - Father Ramiro is a priest struggling with his own demons and haunted past. Christopher Von Uckermann delivers a compelling performance, showcasing the character's emotional journey and moral dilemmas.
• Giselle Kuri as Nancy Gama - Nancy is a paranormal expert who assists Elvis and Father Ramiro on their missions. Giselle Kuri brings intelligence and determination to the role, adding depth to the character's expertise in the supernatural.
• Fátima Molina as Keta Infante - Keta is Elvis' sister and possesses supernatural abilities. Fátima Molina portrays the character with a mix of vulnerability and strength, exploring the complexities of her relationship with her brother.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The TV series is based on the book "El Diablo me obligó" by Francisco Haghenbeck.
• Diablero is the first Mexican original series produced by Netflix.
• The show combines elements of horror, action, and supernatural drama, creating a unique viewing experience for audiences.
• The cast underwent extensive training to perform their own stunts and action sequences.
• The series explores Mexican folklore and mythology, incorporating various supernatural creatures and legends into its narrative.

Awards

No information available on awards won by Diablero.

Quotes

• "In the dark, sometimes you have to become a monster to catch one." - Elvis Infante
• "Faith can move mountains, but love can move demons." - Father Ramiro Ventura
• "When the line between good and evil gets blurry, you have to take a side." - Nancy Gama

Music

The soundtrack of Diablero features a mix of atmospheric and energetic music, enhancing the suspense and action onscreen. The score was composed by Andrés Sánchez Maher, who masterfully blends electronic elements with traditional Mexican sounds, creating a unique and immersive musical experience.

Soundtrack

• "Jump into the Fire" by Harry Nilsson
• "Que Te Pida Perdón" by Malena Villa
• "Conga del Fuego" by Professor Ludgil
• "Diablero" by Andrés Sánchez Maher
• "Pandillero" by María y José