Armas De-Mujer: Last News

Ed Meza @edmezavarMexican actress-producer Kate del Castillo, already busy with a number of upcoming new series, including season three of Netflix’s “La Reina del Sur” and “Armas de Mujer,” a new dark comedy for NBCUniversal’s Peacock, is planning a docuseries about the wonders of tequila that will be shot in and around Jalisco and Guadalajara.Speaking online for the Conecta Fiction Reboot confab on Tuesday, Del Castillo discussed her career and upcoming productions as well as the blossoming partnership between her Cholawood Productions and Endemol Shine Boomdog, the Mexico City-based division of Endemol Shine North America.Del Castillo said she hoped to begin production this year on “Tequillando,” a reality format she described as “seven

Peacock is rounding out cast for its upcoming dramedy series Armas De Mujer. Roselyn Sánchez (Devious Maids, Grand Hotel), Sylvia Sáenz (Betty en NY, 100 días para enamorarnos) and Jeimy Osorio (La suerte de Loli, Betty en NY) will join previously announced Kate del Castillo in the series set for premiere later this year. Armas De Mujer hails from the team behind Telmundo’s hit La Reina del Sur, which stars del Castillo.