Below, we highlight five unmissable releases arriving on Disney+ in April that promise to dominate conversations on social media and among series fans.
Dear Killer Nannies: Created by Murderers debuts with impactful true story
One of the month's most intense productions is Dear Killer Nannies: Created by Murderers, which premieres on April 1st. The series delves into a narrative based on real events, exploring the childhood of Juan Pablo Escobar, son of the infamous drug trafficker Pablo Escobar.
The plot follows "Juampi," a child raised amid the luxury and violence of the Colombian cartel. Initially protected from the brutal reality surrounding him, he grows up believing his father is a generous and respected businessman.
The cartel's bodyguards assume unexpected roles, functioning as caregivers and father figures. This dynamic creates a complex relationship between affection and brutality, making the narrative even more impactful.
The series features John Leguizamo in the role of Pablo Escobar, along with a special appearance by Carmen Electra. Shot in cities like Bogotá and Medellín, the production recreates with precision the sociopolitical context of Colombia in the 1980s and 1990s.
Star Wars: Maul – Lord of the Shadows expands the galactic universe
Another highlight is Star Wars: Maul – Lord of the Shadows, which premieres on April 6th and promises to deepen the story of one of the franchise's most iconic villains.
The character Darth Maul gains prominence in a plot that takes place after the events of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The narrative follows Maul trying to reorganize his crime syndicate away from the Empire's influence, exploring unknown and dangerous territories.
The introduction of a young Jedi Padawan creates a complex dynamic that mixes rivalry, learning, and possible unexpected alliances. The project is led by Dave Filoni, a central figure in the televised expansion of the Star Wars franchise. The cast also includes Brazilian Wagner Moura, broadening the interest of the Latin American audience.
The Testaments: Tales of Gilead continues dystopian universe
The series The Testaments: Tales of Gilead arrives on April 8th as a direct sequel to The Handmaid's Tale, one of the most acclaimed dramas of the past decade. Based on Margaret Atwood's work, the production follows two young women with opposing views on the Gilead regime.
Agnes represents obedience to the system, while Daisy emerges as a disruptive element, questioning the imposed structures. The actress Ann Dowd returns as Aunt Lydia, a central figure in the regime's social control. The series expands the narrative universe established by the original production.
