After its February 5, 2021 premiere, Netflix’s fantastical murder-mystery drama Invisible City quickly became a fan favorite. The first season, which consisted of seven episodes, introduced viewers to a world where Brazilian mythology and modern-day city life collided in unexpected ways.
The show’s fiction versus truth storyline drew in viewers. Detective Eric is being followed as he investigates a strange murder in the city. His investigation led him to a hidden realm inhabited by legendary animals and ghosts. Following a riveting first season, the Netflix series will return two years later for a second season. Season 2 of the Netflix original series will premiere on the streaming service on March 22, 2023, at 3.01 p.m. ET.
What can we expect from Invisible City’s second season?
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The second season of the Netflix original series is expected to continue the mystery that ended the first season. Netflix has released a trailer for the second season, implying that Eric will be resurrected in the Belém do Pará nature reserve. We also see his daughter Luna and Inês in the preview.
A conflict will erupt in the second season between indigenous peoples and prospectors seeking to acquire Belém do Pará for commercial purposes. Carlos Saldanha, the series creator, commented on the second season, saying:
“The second season will be set in the historic city of Belém.” “The new series depicts a multidimensional indigenous Brazil from the north, complete with new beings and fascinating pop culture elements.”
The show was renewed for a second season in 2021 and will be completed in October 2022. Check out the Invisible City season 2 trailer:
The majority of the cast from the first season will return for the second season. The second season will see the return of Marco Pigossi as Eric, Alessandra Negrini as Ines, and Manu Dieguez as Luna. Leticia Spiller, Mestre Sebá, Simone Spoladore, Zahy Guajajara, Kay Sara, Marcos de Andrade, Julia Konrad, Rodrigo dos Santos, Tatsu Carvalho, Ermelinda Yepario, and Tomás de França will all appear in supporting roles.
A look back at the first season
In the first season of the Brazilian fantasy drama, an investigator investigates a woman’s death in Rio de Janeiro and discovers a link between her death and legendary animals from Brazilian mythology. His investigation also brings him face to face with his own history and personal connection. The first season of Invisible City ended on an intense and dramatic note, with Eric, the investigator, making a huge commitment to preventing a malevolent ghost from causing further harm.
The first season concludes with an enigmatic surprise that suggests Eric is now more deeply connected to the magical world. This sets the stage for even more misadventures in the second season. Invisible City was created by Carlos Saldanha and is based on a story written by Raphael Draccon and Carolina Munhóz. The show will debut on Netflix on March 22, 2023.
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