Elite

Elite is a Spanish teen drama and thriller created by Darío Madrona and Carlos Montero for Netflix. The series is a Netflix Original, with the first series being released onto the platform October 5, 2019, the second series September 6, 2019, the third March 12, 2020, and the fourth season June 18, 2021.

On February 25, 2021, Netflix officially announced that the series has been renewed for a fifth season, which came out on April 8, 2022. The renewal comes before Season 4 has even premiered on Netflix.^[1]^[2] The series was renewed for a sixth season, released on November 18, 2022. It was revealed that the seventh season would be released on October 20, 2023.^[3]

Summary[]

"When three working-class teens enrol in an exclusive private school in Spain, the clash between them and the wealthy students leads to murder."

—Netflix synopsis

The series follows three working class students, Samuel, Nadia and Christian who are given scholarships to the most elite private school in Spain, Las Encinas, following their schools collapse.

The three initially struggle at the school, ostracised by the wealthy upper-class students, but quickly find their ground when Samuel befriends Mariana, the daughter of the corrupt manager of the construction company sponsoring the trio's scholarships. The other two find their ground too, with Nadia becoming increasingly close with Mariana's arrogant brother while Christian is involved in an open relationship with Polo and Carla.

As the year at Las Encinas goes on, the audience is able to explore the relationships between the characters through flash-forwards that eventually lead to a death.

Cast and Characters[]

María Pedraza as Marina (season 1)
Itzan Escamilla as Samuel (season 1–5)
Miguel Bernardeau as Guzmán (season 1–4)
Miguel Herrán as Christian (season 1–2)
Jaime Lorente as Nano (season 1–2)
Álvaro Rico as Polo (season 1–3)
Arón Piper as Ander (season 1–4)

Mina El Hammani as Nadia (season 1–4, 8)
Ester Expósito as Carla (season 1–3)
Omar Ayuso as Omar (season 1–5, 7–8)
Danna Paola as Lu (season 1–3)
Claudia Salas as Rebeka (season 2–5)
Georgina Amorós as Cayetana (season 2–5)
Jorge López as Valerio (season 2–3)

Leïti Sène as Malick (season 3)
Sergio Momo as Yeray (season 3)
Manu Rios as Patrick (season 4–6)
Carla Díaz as Ari (season 4–6)
Martina Cariddi as Mencía (season 4–6)
Pol Granch as Phillippe (season 4–5)
Andrés Velencoso as Armando (season 4–5)

Diego Martín as Benjamín (season 4–6)
Valentina Zenere as Isadora (season 5–8)
André Lamoglia as Iván (season 5–8)
Carloto Cotta as Cruz (season 5–7)
Adam Nourou as Bilal (season 5–6)
Carmen Arrufat as Sara (season 6–8)
Alex Pastrana as Raúl (season 6–7)

Álvaro de Juana as Dídac (season 6–7)
Ander Puig as Nico (season 6–8)
Ana Bokesa as Rocío (season 6–7)
Guillermo Campra as Hugo (recurring, season 5; main, season 6)
Ignacio Carrascal as Javier (recurring, season 5; main, season 6)
Marc Bonnin as Álex (recurring, season 5; main, season 6)
Nadia Al Saidi as Sonia (recurring, season 6; main, season 7–8)

Fernando Líndez as Joel (season 7–8)
Mirela Balic as Chloe (season 7–8)
Gleb Abrosimov as Eric (season 7–8)
Alejandro Albarracín as Luis (season 7–8)
Iván Mendes as Dalmar (guest, season 6; main, season 7–8)
Leonardo Sbaraglia as Martín (season 7–8)
Maribel Verdú as Carmen (season 7–8)
Anitta as Jessica (season 7)
Khosi Ngema as Fikile Bhele (season 7)
Ane Rot as Emilia (season 8)
Nuno Gallego as Héctor (season 8)

Episodes[]

Season One

Season Two

Season Three

Season Four

Season Five

Season Six

Season Seven

Season Eight

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