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Sofía Vergara se transforma en una reina de la droga asesina y sin maquillaje en el tráiler de Griselda de Netflix

Sofía Vergara está lista para mostrar un lado diferente de ella.

EL CENTRAL by EL CENTRAL
January 18, 2024
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La acrtiz de Modern Family, de 51 años, protagonizará la próxima serie limitada de Netflix, Griselda. El drama de seis episodios encuentra a Vergara interpretando el papel principal de Griselda Blanco, una reina asesina de Miami.

La serie fue creada por Narcos y Narcos: México showrunner Eric Newman y está dirigida por Andrés Baiz. Además de servir como productora ejecutiva, Vergara protagoniza junto a la estrella de la música latina Carolina Giraldo (también conocida como Karol G), quien interpreta a Carla, una de las confidentes más confiables de Griselda.

El nuevo tráiler del programa lanzado por Netflix, que se estrenará el 25 de enero, ofrece una mirada en profundidad al líder del cartel de la droga colombiano conocido ampliamente como “la Madrina”.

El tráiler abre con una escena judicial en la que una mujer dice que “Griselda Blanco es dueña de Miami distribuyendo cocaína” durante los últimos tres años. Un hombre a su lado añade: “La operación de la señora Blanco ha sido eficiente, letal e increíblemente exitosa”.

Mientras el texto en pantalla recuerda a los espectadores que la serie está inspirada en hechos reales, Griselda dice: “Hay muchas mujeres que dejan al hombre pero no a la esposa. Juro que sé lo que estoy haciendo”. El tráiler muestra un clip de Griselda hablando con un grupo de hombres y mujeres afuera de un motel.

“Este es el país de los sueños. Tenemos el poder de devolverles la emoción a sus aburridas vidas”, dice en español.

A medida que la música se intensifica, se ve a Griselda intentando hacer un negocio de drogas cuando un hombre dice en español: “Vaya a casa, señora”. Y añade: “Le diré a todos los traficantes de Miami que no toquen tu coca”.

Luego se prende fuego a una casa y se muestra una vista de la escena del crimen.

“Detrás de todo esto hay una mujer. Saca la carta correcta y toda la casa se viene abajo”, dice una mujer mientras se ve una foto de Griselda en una pared de la investigación criminal.

Después de que Carla le dice a Griselda que la gente pregunta por ella en Colombía, se escucha a Griselda decir: “Después de todo lo que he pasado, no lo voy a regalar por nada. ¿Quieres ver hasta dónde llego?”.

Luego se ve a Griselda parada frente al fuego mientras la gente se agolpa a su alrededor, y las palabras “queenpin”, “innovador”, “madre” y “asesino” parpadean en la pantalla. Vestida con un traje blanco, se ve a Griselda caminando. entra a una oficina cuando alguien comenta que camina “como una jefa”.

Griselda se estrenará el 25 de enero en Netflix.

Sofía Vergara Transforms into a Murderous and Makeup-Free Drug Queenpin in Trailer for Netflix's Griselda

Sofia Vergara is ready to show a different side of her.

The Modern Family alum, 51, is set to star in Netflix’s upcoming limited series Griselda. The six-episode drama finds Vergara playing the title role of Griselda Blanco, a murderous Miami queenpin.

The series was created by Narcos and Narcos: Mexico showrunner Eric Newman and is directed by Andrés Baiz. Along with serving as an executive producer, Vergara stars alongside Latin music star Carolina Giraldo (aka Karol G), who plays Carla, one of Griselda’s most trusted confidants.

Netflix’s newly released trailer of the show, premiering on Jan. 25, gives an in-depth look at the Colombian drug cartel leader known widely as “the Godmother.”

The trailer opens up with a court scene in which a woman says that “Griselda Blanco has owned Miami distributing cocaine” for the last three years. A man beside her adds, “Ms. Blanco’s operation has been efficient, deadly, and incredibly successful.”

As on-screen text reminds viewers that the series is inspired by real events, Griselda says, “There are a lot of women who leave the man but not the wife. I swear I know what I’m doing.” The trailer cuts to a clip of Griselda speaking to a group of men and women outside of a motel.

“This is the country of dreams. We have the power to bring excitement back into their boring lives,” she says in Spanish.

As the music intensifies, Griselda is seen attempting to make a drug deal when a man says in Spanish, “Go home, lady.” He adds, “I’m gonna tell every dealer in Miami not to touch your coke.”

A home is then set on fire, and a view of a crime scene is shown.

“One woman is behind all this. Pull the right card, the whole house comes down,” a woman says as a photo of Griselda is seen on a crime investigation wall.

After Carla tells Griselda that people are asking about her in Colombía, Griselda is heard saying, “After all that I have been through, I am not going to give it away for nothing. You wanna see how far I’ll get?”

Griselda is then seen standing in front of a fire as people crowd around her, and the words “queenpin,” ‘innovator,” “mother,” and “killer” flash on the screen. Dressed in a white suit, Griselda is seen walking into an office as someone comments that she walks “like a boss.”

Griselda will premiere Jan. 25 on Netflix.

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