The Sexiest Colombian Netflix Shows Getting New Seasons (Patreon)

If you watch Netflix for adult content, you should probably skip mainstream Netflix and head straight to Netflix Colombia and other international branches. Since this post focuses on upcoming Colombian Netflix projects, I’ll highlight the hottest upcoming titles that are likely to drop in late 2025 or early 2026.

Netflix’s current strategy is clear: cut sex and nudity from mainstream content while relying on international shows with plenty of adult content to pull in viewers. They’ve renewed some of their sexiest series and announced several exciting new projects.

Here’s what you should be looking out for:

(1) Medusa Season 2

Netflix officially confirmed Medusa Season 2. Season 1 had plenty of sex and nudity, and it was a hit across adult fan pages on social media. Juana Acosta was practically naked in almost every episode, having sex with both men and women.

Plot: Someone is trying to kill CEO Bárbara Hidalgo. Can she uncover the culprit while her own family schemes ruthlessly for control of the Medusa empire?

Season 1 ended with a suspenseful cliffhanger, and Season 2 will dive deeper into:

Family betrayals and conspiracies

Shifting power dynamics inside the Medusa conglomerate

Characters’ moral corruption, especially Camilo, Cristian, and others

You can see cast and characters list on IMDB.

Netflix has so far confirmed only one new female cast member: Karen Martínez. More additions are expected.

If Season 2 is anything like the first, expect lots of explicit sex woven into the story. Season 1 started strong with 12 sexy, suspenseful episodes but got predictable toward the end.

I can’t wait to see who Bárbara sleeps with in Season 2.

(2) Fake Profile Season 3

Honestly, I didn’t think this show would get another season. Season 2 was a flop—it barely had any real sexual content, and the sex scenes were edited like an Indian soap opera with quick cuts and blurry screens.

Season 3 premise:

Camila and Miguel escape to Las Vegas, trying to start fresh.

Pedro and his men hunt them down, revealing shocking secrets about Miguel’s past.

Adrián is rescued but still haunted by trauma.

Ángela is released from prison and launches her revenge on Camila.

A serial killer targets dancers at Labios de Oro, adding a darker twist.

I hope Season 3 brings the fun and heat back, but considering Season 2’s downfall, my expectations are low. At least this will be the final season, so maybe they’ll go out with a bang.

(3) One Hundred Years of Solitude Season 2

This is probably Netflix Colombia’s best series ever. I loved everything about it—story, characters, sex, nudity, and even the fight sequences. It’s well‑made, faithful to the novel, and I’m glad it’s coming back for a second season.

Season 2 focus:

Continues the multi‑generational saga of the Buendía family in Macondo

Shifts to the fourth generation, leading to the family’s fated conclusion

Explores love, lust, betrayal, madness, war, and the infamous family curse

Production began in February 2025 in Colombia. Like Season 1, Season 2 will have eight episodes and is expected to stream in mid‑ to late‑2026.

New female cast members include:

Ángela Cano

Estefanía Piñeres

María Adelaida Puerta

Juanita Molina

Laura Taylor

Obeida Benavides

Carla Baratta

Almost every woman in Season 1 got naked, so I’m excited to see these new faces in action.

The plot demands more explicit content and even more !ncest this time, so expect Season 2 to turn up the heat.

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I’m super excited for all three of these series. If Netflix follows their current schedule, they’ll likely release back-to-back from late 2025 into 2026.