# Netflix's 'Mal de Amores' Series Based on Angeles Mastretta Novel

Netflix's new Mexican series 'Mal de Amores' premieres September 2, 2026, adapting Angeles Mastretta's 1995 novel.

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Netflix will release the Mexican series 'Mal de Amores' on September 2, 2026. [^1]

Catalina Mastretta, the daughter of the author Angeles Mastretta, adapted the novel for the screen and directed the series. [^2]

Renata Vaca stars as the protagonist Emilia Sauri, a woman in pre-revolutionary Mexico who must choose between a man and her dream of studying medicine. [^3]

The series consists of seven episodes and is scheduled to be available on Netflix starting September 2. [^4]

Renata Vaca stars as Emilia Sauri, a young woman fighting to study and practice medicine in a society where it was difficult for women. [^5]

The plot involves Emilia Sauri becoming trapped in a love triangle between Daniel Cuenca, a revolutionary idealist, and Antonio Zavalza, a doctor who prefers peace. [^6]

## What this stands on

1. Netflix will release the Mexican series 'Mal de Amores' on September 2, 2026. (Gestión, News)
2. Catalina Mastretta, the daughter of the author Angeles Mastretta, adapted the novel for the screen and directed the series. (El Heraldo de México, News)
3. Renata Vaca stars as the protagonist Emilia Sauri, a woman in pre-revolutionary Mexico who must choose between a man and her dream of studying medicine. (El Heraldo de México, News)
4. The series consists of seven episodes and is scheduled to be available on Netflix starting September 2. (El Heraldo de México, News)
5. Renata Vaca stars as Emilia Sauri, a young woman fighting to study and practice medicine in a society where it was difficult for women. (Gestión, News)
6. The plot involves Emilia Sauri becoming trapped in a love triangle between Daniel Cuenca, a revolutionary idealist, and Antonio Zavalza, a doctor who prefers peace. (Gestión, News)

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