TelevisaUnivision’s Vix New 2026 Slate Includes ‘Mujeres Asesinas’ Season 4, ‘Yo No Creo En Los Hombres’ Remake, ‘Implacables & Divinas’ & ‘Carnada’

TelevisaUnivision continues to invest in its streaming service, Vix, with original content and confirmed productions of Mujeres Asesinas Season 4, Yo No Creo En Los Hombres, Implacables y Divinas, and Carnada.

Mujeres Asesinas, now in its fourth season, will continue to explore stories of women from diverse backgrounds, united by a shared fate shaped by violence, humiliation, and manipulation, while revealing their deepest fears, struggles, and desires.

Each episode of the anthology series stars a different actress, and Season 4 will feature Angélica Rivera (Con Esa Misma Mirada), Susana Zabaleta (Mi Destino Eres Tú), Ana Brenda Contreras (Dynasty), Karena Flores (Isla Brava), Paulina Gaitán (Las Muertas), Vicky Araico (Las Locuras), Livia Brito (Muchacha Italiana Viene a Casarse), and Mayra Batalla (Huesera: The Bone Woman).

Vix has also started filming the docuseries Implacables y Divinas, which is set to feature Aracely Arámbula (La Patrona), Galilea Montijo (La Casa de los Famosos México), Bárbara de Regil (Socias por Accidente), and Susana Zabaleta (Bajo la Misma Piel).

This docuseries, produced by River Waves Productions, offers a look into the luxurious and privileged lives of four major entertainment stars. Amid red carpets, private dinners, and exotic travel, their friendship is tested by rivalries, egos, and heightened emotions. Tackling topics such as sexual assault, media scrutiny, and the personal struggles behind the spotlight, the series delivers an intense, honest, and unfiltered portrait of life in the public eye.

Carnada stars Adrián Uribe as Lalo Sánchez, a disgraced former detective who, in a desperate attempt to keep a promise to his teenage daughter, takes on a high-risk mission: going undercover as the perfect “bait” to lure an elusive serial killer targeting elite financiers tied to Mexico City’s powerful Valtar Group. With the support of a specialized tactical team, Lalo must navigate a dangerous world of wealth, deception, and betrayal where no one iswho they seem.

As the line between hunter and prey begins to blur, a far-reaching conspiracy emerges, exposing the darkest corners of power. The question remains: will Lalo stop the killer before becoming the next victim?

Uribe will be joined by a cast that includes Susana González, Ela Velden, Alejandra Robles Gil, Alex Perea, Giovanna Zacarías, Arleth Terán, Sylvia Sáenz, Roberto Mateos, Martijn Kuiper, Cassandra Iturralde, Mane de la Parra, Mauricio Pimentel, Rubén Sanz, Carlos Athié, Luis Arturo, and Aldo de la Rosa.

Argos is set to remake Yo No Creo En Los Hombres for Vix. The Caridad Bravo Adams original will star Marisol del Olmo, Adolfo de la Fuente, Valentina Buzzurro, José Pablo Minor, Cecilia Gabriela, Martijn Kuiper, Paulina Matos, Lourdes Munguía, Alejandra Zaid, Ruy Senderos, Sandra Destenave, Sachi Tamashiro, and Itza Sodi.

The story follows Julieta, a woman who has lost all faith in men, finds herself stripped of everything, an unexpected love challenges her to believe again. As she fights to defend her truth in a world that seems determined to validate her distrust, Emiliano ultimately shows her that sometimes taking a chance on trust is the bravest choice of all.

TelevisaUnivision first produced a version of this story in 1991 with Gabriela Roel and Alfredo Adame in the leading roles. In 2014, another adaptation was produced with a screenplay from Aida Guajardo and Adriana Louvier and Gabriel Soto in the starring roles.

Scroll through the photo gallery below to see behind-the-scenes photos of Vix’s new slate.