Mediacrest Entertainment and Malule Entertainment, a production company founded by José Ignacio "Chascas" Valenzuela and Argentine producer Lucas Akoskin, have closed a deal for the renowned showrunner to develop the series "Mentiras de Sangre" in Spain. Spanning multiple seasons, the series blends intense drama with elements of action and mystery, offering a gripping tale of intrigue and complex family struggles.
Recognized by The New York Times as one of the ten best writers in Latin America, in 2005 Chascas was nominated for an Emmy for his work on the television series "Amores." His series "Who Killed Sara?" premiered in 2021, becoming one of the most globally watched non-English language shows on Netflix. He has since released the hugely successful series "High Heat" and "Sisters’ Feud," both of which also premiered on Netflix.
For years, the Perdomos have strived to project an image of being the perfect family. Believing themselves to be unique, special, and untouchable, they are convinced they’re immune to tragedy. But nothing could be further from the truth. Because in every family, there’s always one bad apple that can spoil the whole bunch. And in the case of the Perdomos, they’re hiding a crime—one that paved their way to the top and made them who they are. But now, that very crime is about to be exposed.
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