Bilingual ‘Bistec’ Podcast Series Premieres July 9th

The highly anticipated bilingual podcast series ‘Bistec’ is set to premiere on Tuesday, July 9th, at 8:00 AM EST. This eight-part series delves into the riveting story of a longtime Cuban Revolutionary and the upheaval that ensues when a prominent dissident moves into his neighborhood. The historical fiction drama exposes secrets, tests loyalties, and provides a deep dive into Cuba’s vigilance and snitches system, all while delivering a powerful, emotional narrative packed with surprises.

The series is available on all major podcast platforms, including iTunes, Spotify, Audible, and YouTube, ensuring accessibility for a wide audience. ‘Bistec’ is executive produced by Nuestro Studios, a division of Nuestro Stories, and helmed by Manuel Ruiz-Barrera, who also served as writer and director. The series promises to be one of the summer’s most unique and engaging auditory experiences, featuring contributions from over 32 actors and musicians.

The cast includes notable figures such as Movimiento San Isidro Co-Founders Amaury Pacheco Del Monte and Iris Hernandez, alongside actors Albertico Pujol, Adrian Mas, Vivian Ruiz, Mayte Vilan, Mauricio Renteria, Laura Termini, Rene Lavan, Rene Granado, and Rick Najera, among others. This ensemble brings a rich diversity of talent to the series, enhancing its storytelling and emotional depth.

‘Bistec’ offers listeners an immersive experience into Cuba’s modern world, blending historical context with fiction to explore themes of loyalty, secrecy, and resilience. The bilingual nature of the series makes it accessible to both English and Spanish-speaking audiences, broadening its reach and impact.

The premiere of ‘Bistec’ is significant as it sheds light on Cuba’s intricate social and political fabric, offering a narrative that resonates with contemporary issues of surveillance and dissent. For listeners, the series provides not only entertainment but also insight into a world that remains mysterious and complex to many.

With its release, ‘Bistec’ joins the growing trend of podcasts that blend historical fiction with current social themes, demonstrating the power of audio storytelling in exploring and understanding different cultural and political landscapes. As podcasts continue to rise in popularity, series like ‘Bistec’ play a crucial role in diversifying content and offering listeners new perspectives on global issues.