Todos los detalles de MERLÍ SAPERE AUDE, contados por su creador

[@fernandabluntkrasinski9026]

Un genio Héctor Lozano.. gracias a El y su maravillosa serie Merli, ahora me interesa la Filosofìa. Espero poder comprarme el libro de Merli escrito por Lozano bajo el punto de vista de Bruno

[@megy87]

Fernanda Blunt Krasinski yo lo tengo lo compre el año pasado sin saber q existía, pase y ahí estaba

[@happygirl2395]

@@megy87 cómo se llama???

[@megy87]

@@happygirl2395 Cuando fuimos los peripatéticos

[@elenildeosorio4978]

Para los que dicen que siempre hablaron que la serie sería solo sobre Pol, aquí está la respuesta que dio el propio creador, al inicio del video el entrevistador pregunta si ha cumplido al pedido de los fans, Héctor dice que sí, él señala la camiseta del presentador, donde está escrito Brunol y añade, "básicamente eso". Siempre se trató de Brunol con Pol de prota, pero no podía evolucionar solo Pol, y Bruno relegado comiendo pastel y cerezas viendo a Pol follar con todo lo que se mueve y no se mueve, esperando el día en que Pol se enamora de él, la evolución debería ser de ambos.

[@oversight68]

The story SA is based on largely complies with fan requests. The series itself absolutely does not.

[@itscotl]

¡Qué ídolo este hombre! Y ha señalado dos veces mi camiseta, MUERO 😭❤️

[@lecidcampeador]

Después de saber que David Solans NO ESTARÁ EN Sapere Aude T2, he perdido casi todo el INTERÉS EN LA SERIE y sé que por lo menos, la mitad del fandom también. Está bien el hecho de que hace falta casi siete años para verlos viviendo juntos y que habrá momentos difíciles en la relación Brunol, pero la primera temporada trató muy mal a Bruno (cosa que del todo no está mal, teniendo en cuenta que ya habrá tiempo para madurar la relación) y ahora se pasaron tres pueblos sacándole de la serie. Ojalá si hay una tercera temporada regrese Solans porque la vida de Pol sin Bruno nunca estará completa. Ojalá el gran creador Héctor tenga en cuenta esto.

[@an.dr.16561]

No sé si es q el escritor le tenía manía a Solans pero q maltrato a Bruno lo convirtieron en un celoso envidioso y no lo evolucionaron sentí q pasaba detrás de Pol ..

[@oversight68]

I don't think Hector had a clue how to develop Bruno.

[@oversight68]

In the long run, the fight and separation is a good thing. It breaks that toxic cycle they've been trapped in and gives them some space to do their own thing and mature.

[@multilingual972]

@@oversight68 I will write this in English as it appears that you prefer expressing yourself in the language. What is your opinion of Pol getting HIV? A message to all the young (and old) alike to use condoms? I felt it was irrelevant and did nothing, except to create drama between Pol and Axel, and it looks like they got together. I still think that Axel was a louse for leaving his previous partner because he was depressed (partner) and Pol was right not to trust him, but I guess his hormones got the better of him.

[@oversight68]

@@multilingual972 I'm from the US and tend to use the translate function in KZbin or the browser depending where I'm reading comments from. My take on the HIV story? It was unnecessary and really little more than a cheap and lazy plot device to mature Pol. Instead of telling stories that develop the character from point A to D, Lozano used an incurable, but chronic illness to jump him to almost fully mature. Lessons? Obviously take measures to protect yourself. HIV is no longer a death sentence, and one can still have a life and be loved. I think Carlos did a good job with the material, but the story was half-baked. Axel is a walking, talking red flag. He is not a good guy. He walked away from his previous partner. He lied to the director and blamed Bolano for his drinking and smoking in the hall. To me, he preys on Pol and will likely walk away when he's finished. Just as he did with his first partner. In nearly every scene it is Axel who is initiating physical contact - a touch, pushing his way into the kisses. The scene after Pol tells him he is ill bothers me. Why is Axel pursuing the hookup? It's creepy as f. Not that there is anything wrong with them having sex, but is THAT the best time to do it? My thought is that Pol settles for Axel. He's in a vulnerable spot early in the second season. He's chased Bruno away. He can't talk to Tania yet. He's not ready to talk to his friends. He's not seeing much of a future for himself in life or love, and here comes Axle who offers a bit of kindness and interest. I think it's natural that Pol latches on to that.

[@esmeori1384]

Yo solo me enamoro cada vez más de los proyectos tan hermosos que se hacen. 😍😍

[@angelmanzano93]

Productor, porfa que salga la historia de Bruno igual, y que igual Pol busque a Bruno .que Bruno no sufra tanto.

[@Mariaff78]

Como siempre Sergio muy buena entrevista

[@Anton_OORer]

Muy interesante todo

[@annieltnh4967]

"Merlí: Brunolaude" JAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJJAJA

[@kenilevin8964]

:""""v yo pensé que iba a tener 7 temporadas

[@jorgeparedesaponte4045]

Netflix por favor 🙏🏼

[@Sebashot2000]

Como va a llegar a latinoamerica?

[@kennethtomalo1737]

Para cuando la segunda temporada u.u

[@Isgianni]

Help estará en Colombia ? Y en Netflix ayudaaaaa

[@angelmanzano93]

Le falta más intervenciónes de Bruno y que sea Pol ahora el celoso

[@almacalderon4502]

seria un sueño merli: brunol. o su historia como pareja y después matrimonio

[@esmeraldacortes5510]

Vaya seria un sueño exo realidad 😬

[@multilingual972]

Pol mismo le dijo a Axel que 1. pensaba a lo mejor sería capaz de dejarle como le dejó a Daniel, que sufría de depresiones. 2. Como no podían efectuar la penetración sin condón, y quería darle sexo completo más allá de lo oral. Seriamente dudo que Pol vaya a ser capaz de sacar eso de la cabeza. Por eso, a mi juicio, Bruno debería volver pero.... Lo que sí me inquieta es que en la primera serie, Bruno y Merlí fuesen los principales. Creo que David Solans no estaba nada contento que le hubiesen dado un papel de mucho menos importancia, y supongo que no quiso otro contrato para la segunda temporada de Sapere Aude. Bueno, nunca faltarán trabajo para este talentoso actor. Tengo los DVD's de la serie original, y a propósito, el nombre de Carlos Cuevas ni siquiera sale en los primeros créditos en la temporada de 2015.

[@oversight68]

David wasn't happy with his character's treatment in the first season of MSA. Essentially, he wanted a storyline for Bruno in order to continue with the series. Lozano declined because he wanted to explore these other storylines for Pol. Either David decided to walk, or Lozano just made the choice to write Bruno out of the season. To me it was a fatal choice for the series. Doesn't matter who you say the story is about, it doesn't really work unless you have both characters. Axel to me is not a good guy at all. The first red flag was him lying to the director about smoking and drinking in the hall. He blames it on Bolano. Later we find out he walked away from his previous partner. One of the creepier aspects of axle to me is that he's always pushing his way into the physical contact. Touching Pol's hands in the hall, forcing his way into the kisses, and even after Paul admits his illness they have sex one or two scenes later. It's creepy when there's no chemistry or connection between the two characters. I had problems with the first season of MSA, but It still made sense to me. The second season was just a mess that made little sense. So much screen time was wasted on characters that have no relevance to Bruno or Pol.

[@mirkafernandasanchezhermos2300]

😍

[@an.dr.16561]

No entiendo si le tenía odio a Solans pero que mal trato a Bruno lo volvieron pura mierda.

[@oversight68]

The only place he kind of satisfied fan expectations is the story Sapere Aude is based on. Even then, he didn't provide any detail how or when they reconnected after the fight. He sure as hell didn't do it in the show. The first season was merely okay. Hated how they treated Bruno, but it makes sense to split them up for a while so they can mature and grow. The toxicity was off the charts, and something needed to happen to break that cycle. Too much wasted screen time on characters who are utterly irrelevant to the overall story. Time that could have been better spent fleshing out the core cast, and giving Bruno an actual storyline. Bluntly, the second season sucked. Really? You can't mature a character through writing? instead, you use the lazy gimmick of an incurable illness to force Pol to mature? Then pair him with an older dude who walked away from a prior relationship because he couldn't deal with it, yet he's more than happy to deal with and jump in the pants of a 20-year-old who just had his world turned upside down because of said incurable disease? This a great romance, a great love story? More or less it's the beginning of Pol's own Nicola relationship. Then we have the absurdity of a philosophy student who seeks truth, somehow manages to equate completion of the debate hall with love? The second season was bad. The only saving grace is showing him on his path to eudaemonia, without Axel, and eventually with Bruno.

[@multilingual972]

Are you a film critic in your country? You could make some money at it!

[@oversight68]

@@multilingual972 Thanks. I'm not a film critic. It's one of the few shows where the characters resonate with me at a certain level, and also the fact that I've discussed the series a lot with people here on KZbin and elsewhere. It's just sad how badly Lozano treated the characters and the story in MSA.

[@multilingual972]

@@oversight68 I have much respect for your very thoughtful objective comments. Just out of curiosity, where are you from? I am from the USA.

[@oversight68]

@@multilingual972 I live here in the US, in the Seattle area.

[@oversight68]

@@multilingual972 Where do you live?

[@Dathan]

The interviewer is a handsome fella but I know no more now than I did before I watched. 🙁

[@multilingual972]

Valía la pena ver al que hizo la entrevista, solamente--es un bombón que me lo como enterito por lo bueno que está. Me ha decepcionado el autor con la segunda temporada. Parece que echó, que se deshizo de Solans, con un despecho, con un venganza. Quizás por eso que Solans quería irse, la verdad es que no sé. Qué nacionalismo que él mismo ni siquiera haya hecho su propia traducción de sus libros.

[@cesarmendoza6044]

¿Cuando sale la serie, En que plataformas se podrá ver? (Netflix , tv, etc.)

[@Mariaff78]

el 5 de diciembre en movistar

[@rosildaoliveira6746]

en esta serie pol y bruno terminarán juntos? porque sería una cobardía separarlos, y de lo que veo en el polémico tramposo engañó a Bruno

[@megy87]

Rosilda Oliveira el spin off va ser desde la muerte de Merlí en adelante, osea están juntos

[@megy87]

Rosilda Oliveira en el último capítulo aparece q pasaron 7 años bue van a mostrar q paso durante ese t

[@oversight68]

Based on your definition, Hector was a coward, then he ended the series by doubling down with a giant middle finger at the end.

[@amlp04]

Sem Bruno perde quase todo o interesse. Grande erro da T2.

[@aslezzz1231]

Ya podrías haber preguntado si siguen saliendo Tania e Ivan por ejemplo... los compañeros de Pol... o no se. Menuda entrevista más pobre

[@davidberrio8336]

Es un Spin-off, no esperes ver a más personajes de Merlí aparte de Pol y seguramente un poco de Bruno

[@multilingual972]

@@davidberrio8336 Los del elenco de la primera serie: Carlos Cuevas como Pol Rubio, David Solans como Bruno, Ana María Barbany como Carmina Calduch, Boris Ruiz como Alfonso, Assun Planas as Glòria, and Francesc Orella como Merlí. Y también el follamigo del súper que le pega VIH.