
Netflix released the official trailer for Murder in Galicia on Thursday (October 22). The Spanish miniseries stars Tristán Ulloa (*The Asunta Case*, *Berlin*). Consisting of three episodes, the production is inspired by a real crime that took place in Galicia, Spain, and premieres on the streaming platform on November 13, 2026.
What Is Murder in Galicia About?

Set in the small village of Pazos, the story follows Aniceto (Miguel Borines) and his wife, Irene, who appear to be the perfect couple. However, that image begins to crumble when Irene suffers a brutal attack under circumstances initially described as a robbery.
As Irene fights for her life in the hospital, Elías (Tristán Ulloa), a sergeant in Spain’s Civil Guard, begins to suspect that Aniceto is responsible for the assault. Convinced that something is wrong with the account of what happened, he tries to alert the authorities but struggles to get anyone to take his suspicions seriously.
With the main suspect still free and the victim in critical condition, Elías must find a way to uncover the truth before it is too late.
Cast and Crew of Murder in Galicia

In addition to Tristán Ulloa and Miguel Borines, the cast includes Carlos Blanco and Fer Fraga. The production also features special appearances by Verónica Sánchez and Edu Soto.
The miniseries is produced by Bambú Producciones, with Ramón Campos serving as an executive producer. Carlos Sedes directs, while the screenplay is written by Ramón Campos, David Orea Arribas, Curro Serrano, and Gema R. Neira.
When Does Murder in Galicia Premiere on Netflix?
Murder in Galicia premieres on November 13, 2026, exclusively on Netflix. The miniseries consists of three episodes and features a crime investigation inspired by real events.
Watch the official trailer for Murder in Galicia:
Original title: El crimen de Pazos
Country: Spain
Genre: Crime, thriller, and drama
Release year: 2026
Premiere date: November 13, 2026
Director: Carlos Sedes
Writers: Ramón Campos, David Orea Arribas, Curro Serrano, and Gema R. Neira
Episodes: 3
Age rating: 12+






