A thriller where revenge and love intertwine as tightly as fog and sea breeze in the Spanish countryside.
Netflix will release the Spanish thriller "Clans of Galicia" in summer 2024, which became the most-watched non-English series on the platform in its first week. The premiere on June 21 opens the story of Ana — a lawyer who infiltrates a Galician drug cartel to take revenge after her father's murder, but falls in love with the son of the clan leader, Daniel.
The series is created by screenwriter Jorge Guerricaechevarría ("The Crown," "Narcos") and operates at the intersection of crime drama and romantic tragedy. The tone is dark and damp, like Galicia itself: there are no bright lights of Madrid, only misty coastlines, fishing villages, and violence passed down through generations. The format of the first season is 8 episodes, with the second season set to release on April 3, 2026, featuring a three-year time jump.
If you watched "The King of Tulip" and appreciated the family drug empires there, or "Narcos" for its Latin American flair — "Clans of Galicia" will offer a European version of this story with a Celtic twist. For comparison with other Spanish thrillers, check out "Bar荟" or "Papillon."
April 3, 2026, on Netflix.
8 episodes of 46 minutes each.
Partially, inspired by the history of drug smuggling in Galicia.
No, rated 18+ due to violence, sex, and drugs.
The main language is Spanish, with elements of Galician accent and slang.