Delirium OTT Release: The captivating world of Latin American storytelling is set to welcome a gripping new addition as “Delirium”, the Colombian drama headlined by the talented Estefanía Piñeres, prepares to make its digital debut.
Known for its intense emotional undertones, haunting atmosphere, and deep psychological themes, Delirium has already sparked intrigue among fans of international cinema and complex thrillers.
This tense psychological drama will streaming exclusively on Netflix from July 18th, 2025.
Plot
“Delirio”, a gripping Colombian drama series now streaming on Netflix, immerses viewers in an emotionally charged and psychologically intense narrative set against the turbulent backdrop of 1980s Colombia. At its heart is Fernando Aguilar, a literature professor and devoted husband, who returns from a brief trip only to discover that his beloved wife, Agustina, has descended into a bewildering and unexplained state of delirium. Erratic behavior, cryptic outbursts, and a haunting silence have overtaken her once-vibrant personality, leaving Fernando desperate for answers.
Determined to uncover what triggered her breakdown, Fernando begins to peel back the layers of Agustina’s seemingly idyllic past. As he delves deeper, he finds himself drawn into a web of family secrets, inherited trauma, and shadowy connections to Colombia’s dangerous underworld. What begins as a personal mission to save the woman he loves slowly transforms into a journey through political unrest, generational pain, and the unspoken truths of a nation fractured by violence and corruption.
Based on the acclaimed novel Delirio by Laura Restrepo, the series masterfully blends psychological drama with socio-political commentary, navigating themes of love, mental illness, memory, and identity. As the lines between past and present blur, Fernando must confront not only Agustina’s fragmented reality but also his own complicity in ignoring the warning signs. Meanwhile, Agustina’s enigmatic history reveals itself through a mosaic of family dysfunction, unhealed wounds, and a country grappling with the consequences of drug trafficking and civil unrest.
The cast delivers powerful performances, the storyline resonates emotionally, and the cinematography vividly captures the era’s tension and beauty—allowing Delirio to profoundly explore what it means to love someone slipping away, and the cost of uncovering long-buried truths.