11 TV Shows Starring Latinx Talent Premiering in 2024

With 2024 in full swing, we’re sure you want to know about the latest Latinx TV shows you should be streaming this year. We had amazing Latinx representation both in front of and behind the camera in 2023 and the same is true this year. From returning shows like Not Dead Yet and Lopez vs. Lopez to new shows including the miniseries Griselda starring Sofia Vergara, there are a few options in different genres for whatever you’re craving. We’re also looking forward to watching new seasons of shows we love like What We Do in the Shadows and Good Trouble, a spin-off of the hit show The Fosters. 2024 is already slated to be a great year for Latinxs in television, so read on to learn more about 11 TV shows starring Latinx talent that are slated to premiere this year.

Good Trouble on Hulu

Premiere Date: January 2, 2024

Good Trouble is a spin-off of ABC’s The Fosters, taking place after the finale when siblings Callie and Mariana move to Los Angeles. There, they begin the next phase of their lives: moving into a communal apartment building, Callie becoming a law clerk, Mariana a software engineer. They also meet a whole cast of new friends and neighbors as they navigate their new lives. There is a lot of Latinx talent in this show including the co-lead Cierra Ramirez who plays Mariana and is of Colombian and Mexican descent; Venezuelan actor Tommy Martinez; and Priscilla Quintana, who is of Mexican descent. This new season will be the show’s last and follows Mariana as she makes big decisions about her professional future.

Echo on Disney+ and Hulu

Premiere Date: January 9, 2024

Echo is one of the most highly-anticipated TV shows from Marvel this year and follows Maya Lopez (a.k.a. Echo), a deaf Choctaw superhero who has the ability to perfectly imitate other people’s movements. In the comics, she was Cheyenne and Latin American, so we’re excited to see this new iteration of her story. The show picks up after the events of the 2021 show Hawkeye and will see Lopez being pursued by the Tracksuit Mafia and escaping to her hometown in Oklahoma. There, she is forced to come to terms with her past, reconnect with her Native roots, and embrace her family, identity, and community. Lopez is played by Alaqua Cox, who is of the Menominee and Mohican nation.

La Brea on NBC

Premiere Date: January 9, 2024

The science fiction show La Brea first premiered in 2021 and follows a group of survivors after a sinkhole opens at the La Brea Tar Pits, destroying everything in its reach. In the aftermath of the destruction, the group does everything they can to survive as investigators from the Department of Homeland Security realize that the sinkholes are a time machine to 10,000 BC. In season two, it’s revealed that the sinkholes were created by people from the future to get their hands on resources and solve de-extinction. The third season premiering this year will also be its last and feature the characters facing a new threat from the sinkhole, which is bringing new things from across time into the present including dinosaurs. Some Latinx talent we can expect to see in the supporting cast is Afro-Puerto Rican actress Lily Santiago; Veronica St. Clair, who is of Cuban and Filipino descent; Nicholas Edward Gonzalez, who is of Mexican descent; Puerto Rican actor Jon Seda; and Tonantzin Carmelo, who is of Indigenous and Latina descent.

Hazbin Hotel on Amazon Prime Video

Premiere Date: January 19, 2024

Premiering its first season this year is Hazbin Hotel, a new series following Charlie Morningstar, the princess of Hell. She wants to open her dream hotel called “The Happy Hotel” where sinners can be rehabilitated and be accepted into Heaven instead of being killed by angels due to overpopulation. First, she hires her girlfriend Vaggie to be the manager and welcomes their first customer Angel Dust, a porn star. When she tries to propose her idea on live TV, she recruits the help of “Radio Demon” Alastor, though his intentions are more sinister than she knows. Vaggie, who is a lesbian, is played by none other than Stephanie Beatriz, and the show also features characters from all across the LGBTQIA+ spectrum.

Griselda on Netflix

Premiere Date: January 25, 2024

Griselda will see the highly-anticipated return of Sofía Vergara to our small screens this year though it’ll be for a role the polar opposite of her iconic role as Gloria Delgado-Pritchett in Modern Family. In the crime drama miniseries, she plays Griselda Blanco, a.k.a. the “Godmother of Cocaine,” the real-life Colombia drug lord presiding over the cocaine drug trade in 1980s in Miami, Florida. The miniseries follows Griselda’s rise to power and her part in the violence Miami Drug War. Alongside Vergara, we can also expect to see Cuban actor Alberto Guerra and Colombian singer Karol G.

Not Dead Yet on ABC and Hulu

Premiere Date: February 2, 2024

Not Dead Yet stars Gina Rodriguez in the lead role as Nell Stevens, a self-described “disaster of a woman” who is newly separated from her fiancé after years of putting her dreams on hold for the sake of his business. After ten years off the job market, she finds the only job available to her—writing obituaries. Just when she thinks her life can’t get any stranger, she also develops the ability to see the ghosts of the deceased she’s writing an obit about, who start to offer her advice on life and love. No specific details about season 2 have been revealed yet but fans can expect more ghostly wisdom helping Nell figure her life out.

Palm Royale on AppleTV+

Premiere Date: March 20, 2024

Palm Royale is a brand-new comedy miniseries based on the novel Mr. & Mrs. American Pie by Juliet McDaniel. The story follows character Maxine Simmons (Kristen Wiig) who is working to find a place in Palm Beach high society and having to make difficult choices to do so along the way. While the show features all-star actors including Laura Dern and Allison Janney, we’re especially excited to see Puerto Rican singer Ricky Martin, who plays a character named Robert, take his place in the main cast.

Agatha: Darkhold Diaries on Disney+

Premiere Date: Late 2024

Agatha: Darkhold Diaries is yet another Marvel series we’ll have to put on our watch lists this year. The show is a continuation of the story that was told in WandaVision, this time from the perspective of the antagonist Agatha Harkness. Following the events of WandaVision, Agatha finds herself without powers after breaking out of Westview, New Jersey, where she was held by Wanda. As a result, she seeks the help of other skilled allies to help her regain her powers. One of her newfound friends is Rio Vidal, a witch in Harkness and Calderu’s coven who is played Aubrey Plaza who is of Puerto Rican descent. No release date has been announced yet but it’s expected later this year.

Lopez vs Lopez on NBC

Premiere Date: Sometime in 2024

Lopez vs Lopez premiered in 2022 starring father-daughter duo George and Mayan Lopez playing scripted versions of themselves. Salvadoran-Jewish writer Debby Wolfe is creator, writer, showrunner, and executive producer of the series which she pitched after seeing Mayan’s TikToks with her divorced parents during the pandemic. The show follows George as he reunites with his daughter and ex-wife after years of estrangement, moving in with Mayan and her husband and young son. Coming from different generations, the pair butt heads a lot throughout the series, causing a lot of drama, but ultimately, there is clearly a lot of love and laughter between everyone in the family. Throughout its run, the series has also guest-starred veterans of the beloved George Lopez show including Constance Marie, Valente Rodriguez, Belita Moreno, and Luis Armand Garcia.

Betty La Fea on Prime Video

Premiere Date: Sometime in 2024

Twenty three years after the finale aired, Yo Soy Betty, La Fea (1999 – 2001) is returning for a sequel series this year, titled Betty La Fea. The Colombian series followed ‘Betty’ Beatriz Pinzón Solano as she became the secretary of Armando Mendoza, a playboy and president of clothing manufacturing company Eco Moda. Over the years, it has become one of the most successful telenovelas of all time, inspiring more than 20 remakes across the world including the U.S. version Ugly Betty starring America Ferrera. This sequel to the original picks up 20 years after the finale where we see Betty as a successful woman, mother to a teen daughter, and wife to Armando. But it’s clear that between her tense relationship with her daughter and her struggling company, she’s worried that she may have chosen the wrong path in her life and nothing now is what she thought it would be. Fans can expect the return of original cast members Ana María Orozco and Jorge Enrique Abello as Betty and Armando.

What We Do in the Shadows on FX

Premiere Date: Sometime in 2024

What We Do in the Shadows premiered in 2019 and has earned a record 21 Emmy awards, and is now premiering its sixth and final season this year. The series follows the lives of three vampires Nandor, Laszlo, and Nadja; Colin Robinson, an energy vampire; and Guillermo, Nandor’s familiar, as they try to navigate the modern world, other beings, and each other. All the while, Guillermo struggles to choose between his loyalty to Nandor and his own family. Guillermo, who comes out as gay in the show, is played by queer actor Harvey Guillén, who is of Mexican descent. We’ve also seen several Latinx special guests appear on the show including Mexican American comedian/actor Frankie Quiñones, Danny Trejo, and Fred Armisen who is of Venezuelan descent.