Isaac Díaz Stars in Netflix's Jotadé Miniseries Alongside Jose Coronado

Netflix has officially begun filming Jotadé, a four-episode Spanish-language miniseries starring Isaac Díaz as the titular character. The project marks a significant career transition for Díaz, who gained initial fame as a "tronista" on Telecinco’s Mujeres y hombres y viceversa in 2014 before moving into acting. The series is an adaptation of the first novel in Santiago Díaz’s literary saga and features a robust ensemble cast including Jose Coronado, Aura Garrido, and Jaime Lorente.

The narrative centers on Jotadé, described as an unconventional, irreverent, yet deeply loyal police officer within his Gitano community. When tasked with investigating a brutal crime linked to a dangerous criminal network, he must navigate a mission that defies his inability to remain unnoticed. Directed by Daniel Calparsoro (Salvador) with a screenplay by Isa Sánchez and Daniel Corpas, the production is backed by MOD Producciones under producers Fernando Bovaira and Guillem Vidal-Folch.

Key details regarding the production include:

• Cast Dynamics: Díaz shares screen time with established actors such as María de Nati, Álvaro Rico, and Javier Gutiérrez, who appears in a special collaboration.
• Production Status: Filming has commenced as of late October 2026, though no specific premiere date has been announced.
• Source Material: The script adapts the inaugural book from writer Santiago Díaz’s saga, published by Alfaguara.

While sources confirm the start of principal photography, they agree that the release timeline remains undefined. This move signals Netflix’s continued investment in high-profile Spanish talent, bridging reality television history with premium scripted drama.