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The Roar of the Butterflies (Spanish: El grito de las mariposas) is an upcoming Spanish–Colombian television series created by Juan Pablo Buscarini set in the Dominican Republic, during the Trujillo's dictatorship. It will be released in Latin America by Star+ whereas Filmax will handle the rest of international sales.

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The Roar of the Butterflies
El grito de las mariposas
Genre	Drama
Created by	Juan Pablo Buscarini
Directed by	Mariano Hueter Leandro Ipiña Inés París
Starring	Sandy Hernández Susana Abaitua Luis Alberto García Camila Issa Alejandra Borrero Biassini Segura Sergio Borrero
Country of origin	Spain Argentina Colombia
Original language	Spanish
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	13
Production
Production location	Colombia
Production companies	Gloriamundi Producciones Tandem Films Mediabyte
Distributor	Star+ Filmax
Release
Original network	Star+

Premises

Set in 1950s' Dominican Republic, during the dictatorship of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo, the fiction focuses on the relationship between the idealist Minerva Mirabal (one of the Mirabal sisters) and Arantxa Oyamburu, a Spanish immigrant.[1]

Cast

• Sandy Hernández as Minerva Mirabal[2]
• Camila Issa as María Teresa Mirabal
• Susana Abaitua as Arantxa Oyamburu[2]
• Essined Aponte as Dedé Mirabal
• Luis Alberto García [es] as Rafael Leónidas Trujillo[2]
• Alina Robert as Patria Mirabal [es][3]
• Mario Espitia as Pedro González[3]
• Sergio Borrero as Protocol Host[4]
• Freddy Beltrán as Juan Ramón Sáenz[2]
• Alejandra Borrero as Gretchen[2]
• Belén Rueda[2]
• Mercedes San Pietro[2]
• Willy Toledo[2]

Production

Created by Juan Pablo Buscarini [es] (showrunner),[5] The Roar of the Butterflies is produced by Gloriamundi Producciones, Tandem Films, Debut y Despedida and Mediabyte.[6] directing credits include Mariano Hueter, Leandro Ipiña and Inés París. The writing team consists of Azucena Rodríguez, Ricardo Rodríguez, Juan Pablo Buscarini, Juan Carballo, Gabriel Nicoli and Pablo E. Bossi.[1]

Consisting of 13 episodes,[7] filming in Colombia was reported to have begun by August 2021.[8]

References

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