Celestial Blood is a bilingual radionovela about love and secrets in the family of twins Sol and Mundo Lucero. It’s narrated by Mexican actress Kate del Castillo.
All Episodes
Episode 8
CultureThe finale involves Alaska, climate change, a secret recipe and yet another family member. What happened to Sol's and Esteban's wedding? How about the Russians?
Episode 7
CultureIn Peru there are a lot of goats, llamas, and that's where Sol finds Mercury Lucero. He has his secret too.
Episode 6
CultureEsteban and Mundo are tied upside down, while Sol and Uranus are meeting Estrella Lucero, a real Jersey girl. This is getting really crazy.
Episode 5
CultureLuna is a wanna-be actress who lives in an empty apartment in Los Angeles. She offers Sol a whole new picture on Arturo's life. Get it?
Episode 4
CultureWhile Mundo gets more and more mysterious, he and his sister find a huge surprise when they meet Saturn and Neptune. It also involves Russia!
Episode 3
CultureMars lives in Santiago, Dominican Republic. She is beautiful, wealthy, and hates Arturo Lucero. Sol is confused. And why is Esteban on the phone with Mundo all the time?
Episode 2
CultureThe Lucero twins head to a plantation in North Carolina to look for Uranus. Not the planet. But Sol's fiancé Esteban is not happy about the trip.
Episode 1
CultureSol and Mundo Lucero fly from New York to Mexico to attend their dad Arturo's funeral, just to learn there is a lot about him they didn't know.
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