La Doña season 2

The second and final season of the American television series La Doña was confirmed by Telemundo in May 2019. The season is starring an ensemble cast headed by Aracely Arambula, Carlos Ponce, and David Zepeda.

Cast

Main

Aracely Arámbula as Altagracia Sandoval "La Doña"
Carlos Ponce as León Contreras
David Zepeda as José Luis Navarrete
Maricela González as Eunice Lara "La Felina"
Kika Edgar as Romelia Vega
Patricia Reyes Spíndola as Florencia Molina
Alejandra Barros as Eleonora Rojas de Navarrete
Paola Fernández as Noelia Molina
José Sefami as Alfonso Cabral
Andrea Martí as Regina Sandoval
José María Galeano as Braulio Padilla / Ernesto Palmar
Fernanda Borches as Fátima Escamilla
Leo Deluglio as Diego Padilla
Diego Soldano as Daniel Llamas
Simone Victoria as Magdalena Sánchez
Claudio Roca as Adolfo Mendoza
Mayra Sierra as Karen Velarde
Alexa Martín as Fernanda Céspedes
Alberto Casanova as Mauricio Preciado
Paola Albo as Isabela Sandoval
Bernardo Flores as Lucho Navarrete
Agustín Argüello as Eduardo Pérez
Aquiles Cervantes as Matamoros
Diego Escalona as Ángel Contreras
Cuauhtli Jiménez as Fernando "Nando" Valles
Rafael Ernesto as Sebastián Céspedes
Juan Pablo De Santiago
Christian Ramos as Cisco
Leandro Lima as Thiago
Eric del Castillo as Ricardo Vidal

Recurring and guest

Danna Paola as Mónica Eulalia Hernandez
Francisco Rubio as Andrés Roldán
Luis Xavier as Don Manuel Padilla
Matías Novoa as Amado Casillas "El Águila Azul"

Production

On 14 May 2018, Aracely Arámbula announced through her Instagram account that La Doña had been renewed for a second season. It was not until a year later, on 9 May 2019 that Telemundo made the announcement official. On 22 August 2019, People en Español magazine confirmed the entire cast that would be in the second season. It was also confirmed that David Chocarro would no longer be part of the cast, and that Danna Paola would only have a guest role due to her commitment to the Élite series. The actors who did retake their character from the previous season are José María Galeano, Andrea Martí, Diego Soldano, Leo Deluglio, Simone Victoria, Mayra Sierra, and Aquiles Cervantes.

Reception

The season premiered on 13 January 2020 with a total of 1 million viewers, and 470 thousand adults between 18–49 years, according to Nielsen Data released by PRODU. Despite this, the season failed to beat the Turkish series Kara Sevda of Univision, and during its first week on air, it failed to reach one million viewers.