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Season 2 – One Hundred Years of Solitude

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In the timeless town of Macondo, seven generations of the Buendía family navigate love, oblivion and the inescapability of their past and their fate.
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Nick Hilton Independent (UK) Aug 12, 2026
3/5
Some moments feel magical, some feel realistic, but the show can’t quite capture that alchemical moment when the two are combined. Go to Full Review
Mini Anthikad-Chhibber The Hindu 4 days ago
Love, revolution and a baby with a pig’s tail come together in this tragicomic conclusion to the seven-generation saga of the doomed Buendía family Go to Full Review
Victor Pineyro Seventh Art Studio Oct 25, 2026
10/10
A masterful adaptation that surpasses its first season, bringing Macondo’s magic, scars, cyclical history and ending to life as a dazzling, terrifying and heart warming mirror, or mirages, of Latin America. [Full review in Spanish] Go to Full Review
André Didyme-Dôme Rolling Stone en Español Sep 16, 2026
The women hold the intimate dimension of the story. [Full review in Spanish] Go to Full Review
Steve Murray ArtsATL Aug 27, 2026
It’s a gorgeous achievement. In times like these, we need Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s comic, passionate, unsettling reminder that human history repeats itself, but even at its darkest moments, life is a glorious thing. Go to Full Review
Joel Keller Decider Aug 7, 2026
The second part of One Hundred Years Of Solitude starts out a bit muddled but generally does a good job of setting up the conclusion of its story as time moves forward. Go to Full Review
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Chris W @RT85439172 Oct 10, 2026 Netflix’s One Hundred Years of Solitude is perhaps the single greatest achievement in long-form visual storytelling I have ever witnessed. I genuinely cannot remember the last time a series left me so completely awestruck. Every episode is overflowing with inspired creative decisions, from the breathtaking sets and costumes to the performances, cinematography, and sound design. Every detail works in service of a story that is at once sprawling, intimate, surreal, and profoundly human. What makes this adaptation so extraordinary isn't any single element, but how flawlessly everything comes together to create a world that feels entirely alive. There is a level of artistry and care in this production that is almost impossible to overstate. I finished the final episode genuinely stunned, knowing I had just experienced something I would return to for the rest of my life. A masterpiece in every sense of the word, and a landmark achievement in television that deserves all the awards. See more JULIAN MAURICIO D @jumaduk Sep 28, 2026 This series does justice to the book that many believed impossible to adapt for the screen. Yet, every detail has been crafted with great care: the performances are masterful, and the atmosphere is magical, successfully transporting us entirely to Macondo. At the same time, it portrays the story of a family that—much like an entire nation—seems condemned to repeat a cycle of misfortune, lost struggles, injustice, and madness; elements that ultimately distance it from reality. It is impossible to stop watching. It is undoubtedly a magnificent production, and I am convinced that Gabriel García Márquez would be proud of the result. See more diogo13 T @Tua_mera Sep 12, 2026 Depois de uma primeira temporada promissora que soube capturar a essência mística de Macondo, a série perde o fôlego e revela as suas maiores fraquezas. O grande problema aqui é que a obra passou pelo "selo Netflix" de produção: tudo se torna excessivamente limpo, esteticamente padronizado e mastigado para o algoritmo. O que começou como um esforço louvável de adaptação acabou por se converter em apenas mais um melodrama histórico genérico do catálogo See more Peter K @Vacadoug Sep 7, 2026 This series almost defies description -- the best epic drama I've seen in decades! See more Sunny L @sunnyfraudulent Sep 5, 2026 just as beautiful as first season See more Johann D. M @Johann33 Sep 1, 2026 ¡¡OBRA MAESTRA MÁGICA, TRÁGICA Y FIEL!!! Llevar todo esto a la pantalla era un desafío enorme, pero esta segunda parte demuestra una vez más que la obra de Gabriel García Márquez sí podía ser adaptada con una fidelidad extraordinaria. Visualmente, es un logro extraordinario, y es un verdadero placer que, por fin, el mundo haya podido ver una adaptación completa de esta obra maestra. La historia cierra su ciclo y cumple su propósito de demostrar que una familia, o incluso un país, puede estar condenada a repetir sus propios errores. La recreación de Macondo, los efectos visuales, el vestuario y la cinematografía siguen siendo deslumbrantes, mientras que la música mantiene esa maravillosa combinación de sonidos etéreos y raíces colombianas que le otorga una identidad propia. Camilo Sanabria le ha hecho un enorme regalo a nuestra cultura. El cierre es espectacular y extremadamente fiel a la novela, dejando una huella imborrable en la televisión colombiana, latinoamericana y mundial. See more Read all reviews
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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Aug 5, 2026 Identical in looks but different in fates, Aureliano Segundo and Jose Arcadio Segundo forge their own paths as Col. Aureliano decides the world's fate. Details Episode 2 Aired Aug 5, 2026 Macondo is mesmerized by a new beauty, but everything that blooms must wilt; Aureliano Segundo meets Petra, who unknowingly wanders between two men. Details Episode 3 Aired Aug 5, 2026 Aureliano Segundo is enamored with Fernanda del Carpio but falls into old ways; a deal is struck; the colonel is honored as the 17 Aurelianos gather. Details Episode 4 Aired Aug 5, 2026 A new railway connects Macondo to the outside world, but as foreigners settle in, a cruel reality sets in; the Buendías witness a miraculous vanishing. Details Episode 5 Aired Aug 5, 2026 Upon her return, sparks fly between Meme and Mauricio Babilonia; as love and heat blossom between them, so does Fernanda's rage; a mutiny brews. Details Episode 6 Aired Aug 5, 2026 Tensions between farmhands and United Fruit Co. break into an all-out massacre that devastates Macondo, its residents and José Arcadio Segundo. Details Episode 7 Aired Aug 5, 2026 It Rained for Four Years, Eleven Months and Two Days Macondo's death blow takes shape as Fernanda hides another secret and Úrsula gives her descendants a dire warning; the twins' fate entwines once again. Details Episode 8 Aired Aug 26, 2026 Aureliano Babilonia and Amaranta Úrsula revel in their rotting paradise; after a century and a birth, a cursed lineage is erased and forgotten. Details
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Season Info

Director
Alex Garcia Lopez, Laura Mora Ortega
Executive Producer
Carolina Caicedo, Rodrigo Garcia, Diego Ramírez Schrempp
Network
Netflix
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Spanish
Release Date
Aug 5, 2026
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