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Four Seasons in Havana (Spanish: Cuatro estaciones en La Habana) was a four-part 2016 Spanish-language web television series on Netflix. It is based on the books “The Havana Quartet” written by Cuban novelist Leonardo Padura Fuentes.
- The Havana Quartet, by Leonardo Padura Fuentes
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Four Seasons in Havana: With Jorge Perugorría, Carlos Enrique Almirante, Luis Alberto García, Mario Guerra. Follow lieutenant Conde as he solves crime, beds beautiful women and navigates the corruption and politics of his Havana police department.
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- 2016-12-09
- Crime, Drama, Thriller
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The four books were adapted as four Spanish language television films, which have been released in a group with English subtitles as the Netflix mini-series Four Seasons in Havana. They star Cuban actor Jorge Perugorría and were produced by Tornasol Film.
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As Havana slowly revolves through the year, wistful detective Mario Conde probes the sultry heart of the city to investigate dark and deadly crimes. Starring: Jorge Perugorría, Carlos Enrique Almirante, Mario Guerra. Creators: Leonardo Padura.
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Four Seasons in Havana was a four-part 2016 Spanish-language web television series on Netflix. It is based on the books “The Havana Quartet” written by Cuban novelist Leonardo Padura Fuentes. The premise revolves around lieutenant Mario Conde and his partner Sgt. Manolo Palacios, as they solve crime in the heart of Cuba’s capital Havana.
Four Seasons in Havana is a local public television program presented by Cascade PBS . More Drama Shows. A world-weary police lieutenant solves crimes in the heart of Cuba’s capital...
Oct 29, 2017 · They are four chapters based on Padura’s detective novels, whose main character is a detective that solves cases of any criminal variant and investigates the “dark zones” of the capital: drugs, corruption, social climbing and the trafficking in influences of a part of Cuban society of the 1990s.
