Cris Miró Season 1 recently premiered on HBO Max in Latin America, the US, and Europe. Viewers who saw the new Argentine biopic drama show are wondering whether a Season 2 has been confirmed, and if so when it could be coming out and what its release date is. This biopic drama series chronicles the life of trans-Argentine artist Cris Miro, who became the first Trans vedette of Teatro Maipo in Buenos Aires in the mid-late 1990s.
Here’s all the Cris Miró Season 2 release date information we know so far, and all the details on when it is coming out.
Is there a Cris Miró Season 2 release date?
Cris Miró Season 2 does not have an official release date, but it will likely be announced in the future.
TNT, HBO Max, and Flow Original the networks streaming the series in multiple countries are likely waiting to see how the first season performs in terms of viewership and ratings before they renew it for another season. Thus, updates about Cris Miro Season 2 could likely come out once or after all episodes of Season 1 have been released.
Cris Miró’s cast features Mina Serrano in the lead role of Miro. The supporting cast comprises César Bordón, Katja Alemann, Toto Rovito, Adabel Guerrero, Marcos Montes, Campi, Vico D’Alessandro, and Manu Fanego. Martin Vatenberg created the series.
Where is Cris Miró Season 2 coming out?
Cris Miró Season 2 could come out on TNT in Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, Flow in Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay, and HBO Max in Latin America, the United States, and Europe.
This is because the first season of Cris Miró premiered on the aforementioned platforms in the aforementioned countries. Thus, Cris Miró Season 2 could also be released on the same platforms in the respective countries.
The official synopsis for Cris Miró reads:
“The TNT and Flow Original, developed and produced by Buenos Aires-based EO Media and Nativa Contenidos, traces the life of trailblazing Argentine trans artist Cris Miró who was selected in 1995 as the first trans vedette of the Teatro Maipo in Buenos Aires, marking a pivotal moment in her life. Embracing her true identity, she left her past behind to become a renowned figure in Argentine society. Miró’s fame brought visibility and acceptance to the trans community in the 1990s. However, when a stigmatizing health diagnosis shattered her plans, she resolved to make a tragic pact with herself: to hide her suffering and die as meaningfully as she lived.”
