The new generation ‘presents its teachers and completes the cast of students

‘Physics or chemistry’ will return with a completely renewed cast. After the shot of nostalgia from ‘El reencuentro’, Atresplayer has recovered the brand with ‘FoQ: The new generation’ that, instead of going down the path of revival, will opt for that of reboot. Thus, it will welcome many young performers who They will try to fully break into the industryas his predecessors already did.

At the end of May, Atresmedia already announced that Rocío Velayos, María Bernardeau, Biel Antón, Kiko Bena and Miguel Fernández would lead the cast of the series, but the student body will be much larger. As the communication group has announced, this quintet will be accompanied by Esther Mejorada, Santiago Garzozi, Julia Camus, Carla Domínguez, Biel Castaño and Rocky on the main desks in the classrooms. For its part, Stephanie Gil, Adriana Hormigos, Enzo Campero, Aarón Ayuso and Ana Andrés will have a more secondary presence.

Itziar Miranda, Israel Elejalde and Silma López will be in ‘FoQ: The new generation’

All of them will be involved in a filming that has finally started between Madrid and the Canary Islands. Furthermore, other more veteran performers will have an impact on the recordings, since The list of teaching staff has also been revealed: Itziar Miranda, Israel Elejalde, Silma López, Cuca Escribano, Alex Sie and Anaís Tovar. The six teachers will be the adult counterpoint to the large youth cast, and also They will be essential for the reopening of Zurbarán to be successful.

Taking the pulse of youth

Like the original series, ‘FoQ: The Next Generation’ will face the challenge of representing today’s teenagers, with all their virtues and contradictions. To this end, the fiction produced by Buendía Estudios Canarias in collaboration with Boomerang TV will start with a traumatic trigger: the death of one of the students. This is how the school year begins, so the parents who manage the school through a cooperative decide to establish a support group where their children can open up. In that space, eight students will share their concerns and get to know themselves.