Women in Blue Season 2 Cast Guide: Who Plays María, Valentina, Gabina and Ángeles?

Women in Blue Season 2 Cast Guide: Who Plays María, Valentina, Gabina and Ángeles?
Image: Apple TV

Women in Blue Season 2 puts its four central officers back at the heart of a murder investigation tied to the student massacre of 1968. Bárbara Mori, Natalia Téllez, Amorita Rasgado and Ximena Sariñana return as the Azules, while Apple also lists several familiar supporting performers and Bruno Bichir in the ensemble.

The season began August 12, 2026, with one episode arriving each Wednesday through September 30. This guide focuses on the confirmed cast and the character details Apple has published, without assigning unannounced roles or revealing the investigation’s outcome.

  • Season premiere: August 12, 2026
  • Episodes: 8
  • Release day: Wednesday

The ensemble works because each Azul brings a different relationship to the institution under investigation. María has new authority, Valentina challenges it, Gabina has family ties to policing and Ángeles follows the physical evidence.

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Who plays the four Azules?

María — Bárbara Mori

María played by Bárbara Mori
María, played by Bárbara Mori. Image: Apple TV

María enters Season 2 as a newly promoted lieutenant. Apple says her position leaves her divided between the rules she has sworn to uphold and her determination to uncover the truth after a student activist is found dead.

Valentina — Natalia Téllez

Valentina played by Natalia Téllez
Valentina, played by Natalia Téllez. Image: Apple TV

Apple introduced Valentina as the young rebel of the group. Her willingness to challenge authority remains important as the case exposes corruption and forces the officers to decide what defending their ideals may cost.

Gabina — Amorita Rasgado

Gabina played by Amorita Rasgado
Gabina, played by Amorita Rasgado. Image: Apple TV

Gabina joined the force with policing already embedded in her family because her father is a respected officer. Season 2 places her alongside María, Valentina and Ángeles as buried truths begin surfacing inside the department.

Ángeles — Ximena Sariñana

Ángeles played by Ximena Sariñana
Ángeles, played by Ximena Sariñana. Image: Apple TV

Ángeles is the team’s brilliant fingerprint analyst. Her attention to evidence gives the Azules a crucial skill as an unexpected clue connects the first victim to another targeted attack.

Which supporting actors return?

Apple’s Season 2 announcement confirms Miguel Rodarte, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Christian Tappán and Horacio García Rojas in the cast. All four were also included in Apple’s original cast announcement for the first season, making them part of the returning ensemble around the Azules.

Apple’s current cast list does not pair those performers with character names. That information should not be guessed from unofficial databases. The confirmed point is that they return as the new investigation reaches beyond a single homicide and creates pressure inside the precinct.

Who is the other confirmed Season 2 cast member?

Bruno Bichir is included in Apple’s Season 2 cast announcement. Apple has not published his character name or a formal description of his role in its press materials, so any more specific claim would be speculation.

Fernando Rovzar and Pablo Aramendi created the Spanish-language drama. Rovzar also serves as an executive producer with Wendy Riss, Alejandro Lozano, Erica Sánchez Su and Billy Rovzar. Lemon Studios produces the series for Apple TV.

Related coverage and context

Our Season 2 streaming guide covers the returning ensemble and weekly schedule. The Episode 3 recap shows how their roles operate under pressure, while the original release report provides broader plot context.

Which member of the Azules brings the most important skill to this season’s case? Let us know in the comments.

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