Who Killed Sara Season 2 is officially coming to Netflix soon, with a gripping new trailer packed with clues. Here's the latest on this must-watch crime thriller's next chapter.
The Mexican crime thriller Who Killed Sara? premiered on Netflix on March 24, 2021, and rapidly claimed the top spot among the platform's best series. It delves into the dark secrets of the powerful Lazcano family, rife with betrayal, lies, and the unsolved murder of Sara Guzmán. Season 1 ended on a nail-biting cliffhanger, leaving fans with burning questions. As a dedicated follower of Netflix's global hits, I've tracked this series from its record-breaking debut—here's everything confirmed about Season 2.
Netflix greenlit Season 2 just five days after the premiere, capitalizing on its instant success. It topped the platform's top 10 charts and became the most-watched non-English series ever, viewed by approximately 55 million households. Mark your calendars: Season 2 arrives on May 19, 2021.
A riveting two-minute trailer teases Season 2's twists. Alex digs up a skeleton in Sara's backyard, unearthing more about her past as his freedom hangs in the balance. It confirms Clara and Marifer's alliance from the start, with Clara noting, "things are going much better than expected," and Marifer praising her work with Chema. The shocker? Elisa is kidnapped, forcing Patriarch César Lazcano to plead for help. Is this karma catching up?
This gripping Mexican crime drama centers on Sara Guzmán's death in a suspicious parachuting accident. Her brother, Álex Guzmán (Manolo Cardona), is wrongly convicted and imprisoned for 18 years. Upon release, he seeks vengeance against the Lazcanos for his sister's murder and his mother's death in custody.
Season 1 reveals Sara's secret pregnancy and implicates César's wife, Mariana Lazcano, and Elroy in covering it up. As Álex forms unexpected bonds with the family, the finale drops bombshells, hinting at deeper conspiracies. True to Netflix's style, it ends on a massive cliffhanger, with new characters and suspects poised to complicate Álex's quest.
The core Lazcano ensemble returns: Patriarch César (Ginés García Millán), wife Mariana (Claudia Ramírez), and children Rodolfo (Alejandro Nones) and Elisa (Carolina Miranda). Álex (Manolo Cardona) and Sara (Ximena Lamadrid) reprise their roles.
Netflix has added heavyweights Matías Novoa and Antonio de la Vega (from El Chapo), plus Daniel Giménez Cacho as Sara's pre-death psychiatrist.
Antonio de la Vega and Ximena Lamadrid (Sara Guzmán):
A live Sara would be the ultimate bombshell. The trailer features her prominently beyond flashbacks, fueling speculation she'll drive Season 2's narrative. Fans theorize her baby survived—possibly Bruno, Sofía's troubled son and another Lazcano heir. These insights draw from the trailer's clues and the series' layered storytelling.
