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Marbella is a Spanish crime thriller television series created by Alberto Marini and Dani de la Torre. Its cast features Hugo Silva and (in the second season) Natalia de Molina.

Created by
Written by
  • Alberto Marini
  • Dani de la Torre
Story by
  • Nacho Carretero
  • Arturo Lezcano
Directed by
  • Dani de la Torre
  • Oskar Santos
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Marbella
Created by
Written by
  • Alberto Marini
  • Dani de la Torre
Story by
  • Nacho Carretero
  • Arturo Lezcano
Directed by
  • Dani de la Torre
  • Oskar Santos
Starring
Music byManuel Riveiro
Country of originSpain
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes12
Production
Executive producers
  • Fran Araújo
  • Ignacio Corrales
  • Pepe Ripoll
  • Dani de la Torre
  • Alberto Marini
  • Arturo Lezcano
  • Nacho Carretero
Cinematography
  • Josu Inchaustegui
  • Ibon Antuñano Totorika
Production companyBuendía Estudios
Original release
Release2 May 2024 (2024-05-02) 
2 February 2026 (2026-02-02)
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Plot

Set in Marbella, the plot follows the meddlings of amoral lawyer César Beltrán as he seeks to draw the interest of new face Yassim, a gangster belonging to the Dutch mafia.[1] In the second series, the ruthless anti-narcotics prosecutor Carmen Leal seeks to jail César.[2]

Cast

Introduced in season 2

Production

Developed by Alberto Marini, the story drew from the journalistic research of Arturo Lezcano [gl] and Nacho Carretero [es].[6] The series was produced by Buendía Estudios.[7] Shooting locations included Marbella, Cádiz, and Gran Canaria.[8] In June 2024, it was reported that the series had been renewed for a second season, to be produced by Buendía Estudios too.[7]

Release

The series debuted on Movistar Plus+ on 2 May 2024. The full 6-episode second season, released under the subtitle Expediente judicial, premiered on 22 January 2026.[9]

Reception

Andrés Salas of Cinemanía assessed that the series "provides a very accurate picture of what organised crime is like in the south of our country [Spain]".[10]

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