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7.2 2 Seasons • 20 Episodes

The Witches of Calenda

The judge named Sara has moved to Calenda, along with her teenage daughter, Leire. Her plan to rebuild the family life has been spoiled when her husband disappears. This will be the first of a series of shocking events that will convince the judge that Calenda is not the peaceful place as it seemed to be.

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Top Cast

  • Belén Rueda

    Belén Rueda

    Sara Cruz

  • Daniel Grao

    Daniel Grao

    Raúl Pando

  • Álvaro Cervantes

    Álvaro Cervantes

    Joel Bernal

  • Fran Perea

    Fran Perea

    Nacho Castro

  • Marc Martínez

    Marc Martínez

    Fernando Bernal

  • Olivia Molina

    Olivia Molina

    Olivia Pando

  • Belén López

    Belén López

    Carola Morales

  • Lucía Guerrero

    Lucía Guerrero

    Leire Costa

  • Macarena García

    Macarena García

    Vera Mendoza

Overview

The judge named Sara has moved to Calenda, along with her teenage daughter, Leire. Her plan to rebuild the family life has been spoiled when her husband disappears. This will be the first of a series of shocking events that will convince the judge that Calenda is not the peaceful place as it seemed to be.

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