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Movistar Plus will premiere Sicarios on Thursday, November 12, a new three-episode true crime series that reconstructs the police investigation that exposed a dangerous criminal organization specializing in contract killings on Spain’s Costa del Sol. Produced as a Movistar Plus Original in collaboration with True Crime Factory and Goroka, the series follows an investigation that began with two seemingly unrelated murders and ultimately uncovered a network of Nordic hitmen based on the Costa del Sol, with international connections and a sophisticated operating system.

Through the work of investigators, the analysis of evidence and testimonies from those who experienced the case firsthand, Carles Porta pieces together a story marked by violence, drug trafficking and underworld rivalries. The story unfolds in Marbella, a city associated with luxury, exclusive lifestyles and extravagant parties, but also home to organized crime, money laundering and violent disputes between criminal organizations. The case came to light during a First Communion celebration, although its roots went back much further.

With this new release, Carles Porta further strengthens his position as one of the leading voices in the true crime genre, bringing his trademark journalistic rigor and respect for victims. Other titles by the journalist available on Movistar Plus include Crims, The Barcelona Urban Police Crime, Luz en la oscuridad, Missing in Murcia, Muerte en el hotel, Crimen por encargo, Peregrina, Mátalo ya and El plan de las gemelas.
To coincide with the premiere, the platform will also bring together a collection of titles exploring organized crime and drug trafficking. The selection includes Marbella, a Movistar Plus Original series inspired by the same real-life case reconstructed in Sicarios, alongside other productions such as El Inmortal, Gigantes, Nasdrovia and Los amos de la ciudad. The collection also features films such as Goodfellas, Donnie Brasco and Eastern Promises, as well as documentaries including La guerra del hachís, Narcogallegos and Narcogallegos 2.