Who Killed Sara?

Álex Guzmán refuses to accept a life behind bars as the man accused of his sister Sara's murder. He believes the system framed him and vows to prove his innocence by chasing clues wherever they lead. What starts as a personal bid for justice soon uncovers a web of secrets tying a powerful Lazcano clan to the crime. Each new lead pulls Álex deeper into a maze of lies, betrayals, and risky alliances that blur the line between truth and revenge. With every twist the stakes rise, forcing him to weigh the cost of exposing long buried secrets against his own freedom. The chase tests his limits and the lines between truth and loyalty blur.

Released on Netflix in 2021, the series was created by José Ignacio Valenzuela. It is an adaptation of a Chilean original and features a strong cast led by Manolo Cardona, Carolina Miranda, Ginés García Millán, Claudia Ramírez, and Eugenio Siller.

Since its Netflix drop, the show sparked plenty of online chatter about its twists and the characters' loyalties. Viewers debated the effects of wealth and power on justice, while memes and recaps helped keep conversations going between episodes and seasons.

Critics praised the performances, particularly the intensity of the central feud and the series plotting that keeps you guessing. Themes of revenge, family ties, corruption, and social inequality run through the Lazcano saga, giving the drama a weight beyond simple mysteries. The show holds an IMDb rating of 7.586 out of 10 from 1203 votes, signaling a solid global reception that rewards persistence and attention to detail.

Awards: The series earned nominations at regional Latin American ceremonies for its production values and performances, reflecting its reach beyond the core audience. Critics highlighted the stylish look, confident pacing, and the way the cast brings depth to a otherwise dizzying thriller.