And can we get to the times where characters are NOT defined by their romantic relationships! I also didn’t appreciate that Nadia and Omar were written around their love interest and barely had screen time to interact and speak with each other to discuss the growing teenage pains that they both faced. Gooseman doesn’t even defend Nadia when Lu resorts to racial slurs but in a way it makes sense.would it really take a poor brown girl to change racist, classist ideals that one believes in? Probably not! Seeing Nadia judge and questions some of the things kids in her school did THEN participate in them because it was tempting would’ve made more sense imo. The xenophobia she still faces by the school and Lu is swept under the rug. The prejudice she faces at school is no longer a factor for her anymore because her character never commits to fighting for her rights, her biggest problem is her romance. Nadia was no longer the stern girl we thought she was. She knew herself in the beginning, so by s2 she was lost because of.pleasing her parents or gooseman. I would’ve preferred her arc in s2 to be about peer pressure then her randomly doing things that looked ooc. But I get it your favourite hetrocliche ships can’t end half way through the season welpp! Woman don’t need to be saviours for toxic men. She knows damn well that she wouldn’t be available so let that relationship go.and if gooseman is such a great person, he wouldn’t need the girl that he once mocked to “save” him, and if Nadia really cared for him she should’ve let him go to get help. And at some point it would’ve made sense for Nadia to move on to new and better things because honestly.Nadia didn’t need to be stringing along a depressed, mourning, angry gooseman. The first time she kissed and slept with gooseman was when she was drunk so it made it seem as if she wasn’t her self? Is that a metaphor or something? She only goes wild when she’s drunk so she doesn’t feel guilty? It’s weird too because as a character that is raised in a strict religious immigrant family you would think they would have Nadia contemplating her actions or choices because of her up bringing but thats rarely brought up. However, Marina only wanted to sell the watch to get money for her lover Nano (Jaime Lorente) so he could pay off his debt and they could run away together.She’s established as some devout reassured muslim girl in s1 that doesn’t fall to the peer pressure of her age group and out of all the characters the most stern and reasonable, so it was really jarring seeing her doing all these new things as if she didn’t have any self awareness. If that watch landed in the wrong hands, it would spell the doom of the company. He killed Marina because she had a watch that held very important information about Carla's dad's business and was confidential. Polo killed her to prove to Carla that he still loves her and Christian's involvement in their relationship shouldn't come as a hindrance. While the last episode of season one does reveal who is behind her death, there's more to the story. And season two is set to explore the truth behind her death. One major highlight in season one is Marina's (María Pedraza ) death.
The three begin to have a threesome and develop a bond unlike any the school has seen. Carla and Polo, in fact, want to add more spice to their relationship and mutually plan to use Christian to obtain sexual pleasure. He begins to start liking a girl from his class Carla ( Ester Expósito) who has been dating Polo ( Álvaro Rico) for a long time.Ĭhristian feels a constant attraction to Carla which she senses and flirts back. The plot gets intense when the three try to fit in.Ĭhristian's personality is so flamboyant and play-boyish that he doesn't really care about his education - he's very care-free and thinks of himself as a very good-looking chap. The three students - Samuel ( Itzan Escamilla), Christian (Miguel Herrán) and Nadia ( Mina El Hammani ) - have different perspectives and ideas about the school. Three students from a local high school enroll in the private school and chaos ensues.
#Carla elite s2 series
The teen series revolves around the adventures of new students who get a scholarship offer at Las Encinas High School, where children of an elite group of parents study. The new season's release date was announced with a teaser video on Instagram that left fans excited for more drama in the upcoming season. The Spanish Netflix series aired season one on October 8, 2018.
'Elite' season two has been confirmed to release on September 6 and the Spanish teen-drama has gained a large following for its captivating plot and characters.
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