Stivi de Tivi en Tamara con Luz en MVS – 01 abril 26

April 2, 2026·22 min·1 clip

Soy Luna, the Latin American phenomenon, is unexpectedly returning for a fourth season in July after ending in 2018.

1. Tamara con Luz en MVS airs a Semana Santa holiday episode featuring entertainment critic Stevie de Tivi with recommendations for viewers at home during the Easter break. 2. Host Tamara introduces Stevie as the source for what to watch during the holiday, noting the show serves both adults and children with different content recommendations. 3. The episode's primary news is the announcement of Soy Luna Season 4 premiering in July 2026, 10 years after the show launched in 2016 and roughly six years after Season 3 concluded in 2018. 4. Soy Luna was described as a Latin American phenomenon that introduced Karol Sevilla as the first Mexican woman to star in a Disney Latin America production, with a fanbase extending to Spain and Italy. 5. Rogero Pascaleri, the Italian actor who plays Mateo Balsano, gave an audio interview saying that despite eight or nine years away from the character, 'from the first word that Mateo Balsano said on that day of filming, it seemed like eight years had not passed.' 6. The host explains that Season 4 explores what happens to the Soy Luna characters now that they have fulfilled their dreams and grown into adults, which is the narrative premise of the revival. 7. All three previous seasons are available on the Disney platform, described as 'la plataforma del ratón,' and the host encourages viewers to catch up during the Easter holiday since each season has 60-80 episodes. 8. The second recommendation is Lobo Morir Matando, a Telemundo thriller starring Fátima Molina as Antonia, a public prosecutor, and Ara Betke as Damián 'el Lobo,' a man raised in violence trying to break the cycle. 9. Fátima Molina, in her audio interview, says what attracted her to the project was that 'the good guys are the police — they are the heroes,' which she frames as timely given current social tensions in Mexico and the United States. 10. The host praises Molina, noting she is a graduate of the singing reality show La Academia who overcame industry bias against her dark-skinned Mexican appearance to become one of the most in-demand actresses in Mexico. 11. The third recommendation is Los Extraños Capítulo 3 (The Strangers: Chapter 3), the conclusion of a horror trilogy directed by Finnish-German filmmaker Renny Harlin, who also directed Die Hard 2. 12. Harlin explains in an interview that all three films were shot simultaneously over roughly five months, conceptualized as a single four-and-a-half-hour story about a survivor's psychological transformation. 13. The third film resolves who the masked killers are — one is revealed to have appeared in the first two films — and asks whether protagonist Maya will embrace violence herself or find another path. 14. The fourth recommendation is the animated Super Mario Galaxy film, a sequel to the 2024 Mario Bros. movie that the host says grossed over 1.4 billion dollars and was the biggest animated surprise of that year. 15. The sequel follows immediately after the first film's events and introduces Bowser Jr. trying to rescue his father, with the story moving from the Mushroom Kingdom to the galaxy; Yoshi is confirmed to appear. 16. Stevie's weekly award, the 'TV Award,' goes to Los Domingos, a Spanish film by director Alura Ruiz de Azúa that won five Goya awards: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Script, Best Actress, and Best Supporting Actress. 17. Los Domingos tells the story of Spanish parents who have invested everything in their daughter Inara's promising future — school, music, talent — only for her to announce at around sixteen that she wants to become a nun. 18. The hosts say the film does not attack religion but explores the family tension and psychological questions around radical identity decisions at adolescence, framing it as timely for Easter viewing. 19. The interview segment format features audio clips from Rogero Pascaleri, Fátima Molina, and Renny Harlin interspersed with the hosts' commentary. 20. The episode is aimed at Spanish-speaking families in Mexico and Latin America looking for Easter holiday viewing across genres — youth series revival, thriller, horror, animation, and prestige drama.

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