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Gordita Chronicles

A Dominican-American family comedy set in 1980s Miami.

Gordita Chronicles is an American comedy television series that premiered on the streaming service HBO Max on June 23, 2022. The series tells the story of Cucu Castelli, a reporter who narrates her youth in the 1980s as a willful and reluctant "gordita" (transl. "chubby girl") whose family immigrates to Miami, Florida from the Dominican Republic. Cucu's father is a rising executive with an airline serving Florida and the Caribbean. On July 29, 2022, it was announced the series was cancelled after one season, part of a reduction in family-oriented programming on the HBO Max service. The series was removed from the HBO Max streaming service in December 2022.

Quick Facts

Genre
Comedy
Creator
Claudia Forestieri
Starring
  • Diana-Maria Riva
  • Juan Javier Cardenas
  • Olivia Goncalves
  • Savannah Nicole Ruiz
  • Noah Rico
  • Cosette Hauer
Country
United States
Language
English; Spanish
Seasons
1
Episodes
10
Producer
Matt Claybrooks

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Background

The series centers on Carlota "Cucu" Castelli, played by Olivia Goncalves, with Dascha Polanco voicing Adult Cucu. Her father Victor Castelli (Juan Javier Cardenas) is a rising executive with an airline serving Florida and the Caribbean, and her mother Adela Castelli (Diana-Maria Riva) navigates the family's new life. Cucu's sister Emilia (Savannah Nicole Ruiz) and friends like Ashley (Cosette Hauer), Yosmel "Yoshy" Hernandez (Noah Rico), Dani (Tati McQuay), and Rigo (Noah Cottrell) populate her world. Victor's boss Mr. Frank (Patrick Fabian) and Keith Colorado (Pete Gardner) also appear. The show's 1980s Miami setting is key to Cucu's coming-of-age story as a willful and reluctant "gordita."

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who created Gordita Chronicles?

Gordita Chronicles was created by Claudia Forestieri.

How many episodes of Gordita Chronicles are there?

Gordita Chronicles has 10 episodes across 1 season.

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