Gentefied‘s first season, a bilingual drama in a fast-growing neighborhood of Los Angeles, was released on Netflix on February 21.
The program has been highly praised by critics for using a generally identified theme and combining it with a sweet family story that consists of attributable and pleasant characters. Various topics such as internalized and cultural racism, LGBTQ representation and, of course, gentrification are also addressed. In case you’re wondering, will there be a season 2 of “Gentefied”? We have assured you. Here you will find all the details you need to know.
[image lightbox=”0″ caption=””]https://en.netflixhaber.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/02/gentefied.jpg[/image]Gentefied Season 2 Release Date: When Will it Premiere?
Gentefied’s first season premiered on February 21, 2020 on Netflix. It consists of 10 episodes of 30 minutes each.
After the success of the program, the changes in the renovation are quite bright. It’s a shame if Netflix disconnects. The program also leaves some loose ends that need to be tied in another season. In general, the creators still have plenty of room to continue the story of Mama Fina’s rescuers.
If everything works and is renewed, we hope that the second season of “Gentefied” will be released on Netflix sometime in February 2021. As in the previous season, season 2 could consist of ten half-hour episodes.
Gentefied is different from any other program on Netflix, and different from most on television. The only comparison is Starz ‘Vida, a drama by Mexican-American Tanya Saracho that follows two separate sisters who take over her mother’s bar in Boyle Heights. Similarly, Gentefied was written by Marvin Lemus and Linda Yvette Chavez, two first-generation Chicano writers, and produced by America Ferrera as an executive producer. These shows are love letters to Latinx communities and are full of refreshing cultural characteristics.
Gentefied Trailer
[tnm_video layout=”mnmd-post-media-wide”]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mod_0uucm3o[/tnm_video]Gentefied’s first form was a seven-episode web series that premiered at Sundance in 2016. America Ferrera produced the web series as an executive producer and produced and directed the show when Netflix bought it.
