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Victor Solé in the new and fascinating TV series 'GÈNESI'.


This production promises to take viewers on an enthralling journey through the career of the iconic chef Ferran Adrià, a figure who revolutionized world gastronomy.

Victor has had the privilege of sharing the screen with a stellar cast, including the talented Miquel Fernández and Carlos Cuevas, who bring the Adrià brothers to life in this fictionalized biopic. The series also features renowned actors such as Ivan Massagué and Mónica López, promising truly memorable performances.

Over six episodes, ‘GÈNESI’ chronicles how a discreet restaurant on the Costa Brava—El Bulli—transformed into the best in the world. The series highlights how Catalan cuisine was placed at the center of the global gastronomic map, "while maintaining a dialogue between innovative cooking and the tradition of fricandós and canelons, because both represent who we are," as noted by Sala-Patau from 3cat.

Victor Solé con muy buena dinámica con el equipo de rodaje.
Victor Solé en ple rodatge.

Actor Victor Solé has wrapped filming in Barcelona on an ambitious fiction series produced by the international giant BEEHIVE, in collaboration with the Spanish production company Tantor Films. This project marks a milestone in the local audiovisual industry by joining the global trend of vertical series, a format designed exclusively for consumption on mobile devices and social media.


Vertical series represent the evolution of traditional storytelling towards the consumption habits of Generation Z and users of platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. They are characterized by a 9:16 aspect ratio: they are filmed to fill the entire smartphone screen without needing to rotate the device. Hyper-dynamic storytelling: episodes typically last between 1 and 3 minutes, with a fast pace and constant hooks to maintain attention and on-the-go consumption: designed to be watched anytime, anywhere, prioritizing immediacy and the verticality of the action.


Victor Solé's participation in this project demonstrates his commitment to technical innovation and new ways of connecting with young audiences. His acting style, characterized by economical gestures and a profound gaze, adapts organically to the intimacy demanded by the vertical frame (9:16), reaffirming his position as one of the most adaptable and promising actors in the new era of digital entertainment.




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