Isidro Casillas gets a new look in the spin-off of "Lord of the Heavens" series
The popular television series "The Lord of the Skies" is introducing a new phase, as it prepares to air its spin-off, "Dynasty Casillas," in October on Telemundo.
In the new installment, Ismael Casillas will assume control of the family after Aurelio's disappearance. Alexis Jáuregui, a Mexican actor and singer known from musical groups like CD9 and his involvement in various television projects, will play the young Isidro Casillas in this spin-off, marking his first time on Telemundo. However, there are no details in the provided search results or my trained data confirming his specific roles in "Dynasty Casillas."
Maria Fernanda Yepes, a Colombian actress with international experience and versatility, will join the cast as Elizabet, the ex-wife of Chema. Yepes began her career as a model in Colombia at the age of 15 and has since been part of series such as Rosario Tijeras, Sin senos no hay paraiso, and La Teniente. She has also been part of realities and productions like MasterChef, Mexico Baila, and Mujeres asesinas.
Yepes trained in theater in Spain and studied Psychology and Social Communication. She is known for her roles in various telenovelas and has even ventured into music, releasing an album in 2019.
Gabriel Bonilla, a former cast member, has bid farewell to the series, but Rafael Amaya and Carmen Aub are also returning, along with characters such as Chacorta, "El Cabo", "La Tata Guerrera" and Diana Ahumada.
The saga of "The Lord of the Skies" will continue to expand the story of the Casillas family, promising an exciting new chapter for fans of the series. Stay tuned for more updates on "Dynasty Casillas" on Telemundo.
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