El renacer de Luna
Mexican television series
El renacer de Luna (English: Luna's Rebirth) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Roy Rojas for TelevisaUnivision. It is based on the 1989 Mexican telenovela Morir para vivir created by Félix B. Caignet. The series stars Marisol del Olmo, Matías Novoa and Mar Sordo. It premiered on Las Estrellas on 22 June 2026.
Plot
Luna Arteaga is studying music in Los Angeles while pursuing her dream of becoming a singer. However, her life changes when she learns that her father in Mexico is seriously ill and that the mezcal estate, El Despertar, is facing the worst crisis in its history. Luna returns to Mexico, unaware that behind all the conflicts her family is facing lies a web of ambition, betrayals, and secrets sown over the years by Dalila Mondragón, the woman she always believed to be her mother. Luna enrolls at the Musiart Lab Academy, where she not only meets Saúl Duarte, a charming young man who will fight for her love no matter the consequences, but also a group of talented young people with whom she forms a band. Along the way, Luna will face situations that will change her destiny and lead her to discover secrets that could turn everything she thought she knew upside down.
Close to Luna's circle is Maya Mistral, a strong, modern woman who has protected her sons, Mael and Javi, from the violence inflicted by her husband, Pancho, until Sebastián, an honest and sensitive doctor, enters her life to bring her happiness once again.
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