During the development process, we circled several ideas. When did you know this was the mystery you wanted to pivot the season around? Polo’s death served as the anchor for this season. Season 2 centered on Samuel’s disappearance. And those are the themes of most, if not all of our plotlines on season 3. But you'll also have to make painful choices, start to worry about your future, even become more aware of your own mortality. Growing up means a lot of things: You can become wiser, learn how to better deal with pain and sorrow, mature as a person. And that allowed us to have an ending for our characters, to experience how much they have grown through this whole ordeal, and that matched perfectly with the idea of them finishing high school and entering adulthood. How did you approach season 3?ĭario Madrona: We knew it was going to be the season where we would end the story that started in season 1, the Marina saga, so to speak. With the end of what appears to be the first part in the Elite saga complete, ET sent off our biggest questions to co-creator Dario Madronafor the scoop on the genesis of Polo's death, the original season 3 mystery, romantic forecasts of our favorite couples and the future of the series.ĮT: The stakes have always been high on Elite, but this season felt different, more mature even.
It was a death that could have been avoided, had Lu - angry she missed out on a life-changing scholarship to Columbia University - given Polo the chance to explain that her scholarship was actually still on.īut tragedy and drama usually follows the kids of Las Encinas, who split off at the end of the season: Lu, enemy-turned-friend Nadia ( Mina El Hammani) and new kid Malick ( Leïti Sène) were off to New York City Carla ( Ester Expósito) was studying abroad and Guzmán ( Miguel Bernardeau), Samuel ( Itzan Escamilla), Ander ( Arón Piper), in remission from cancer, Omar ( Omar Ayuso) and Rebeca ( Claudia Salas) all returned to school for one last year. At the end of the latest eight-episode jaunt, the unlikely group banded together to protect their friend/enemy (depending on who you ask), Lu ( Danna Paola), from going to jail after she accidentally pierced Polo ( Alvaro Rico) in the heart with the broken champagne bottle at their high school graduation party.
The third season of Netflix's addictive Spanish-language teen soap seemingly wrapped up the stories of our favorite Las Encinas troublemakers.
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