Telemundo confirmed on January 13, 2026, that Without Breasts Yes There Is Paradise is officially returning, with production underway in Colombia and a major reveal for longtime viewers: Majida Issa is reprising her signature role as Yésica Beltrán, widely known as La Diabla. The network’s announcement described the revival as a bold, contemporary reimagining of the franchise and confirmed that Issa, who originated the character, is back at the center of the story. According to information shared by Telemundo, Issa conveyed enthusiasm about revisiting the role, emphasizing that the new season approaches La Diabla with heightened emotional depth and narrative tension. The series is being produced by TIS Studios and Telemundo Studios and is slated to air on Telemundo platforms in the United States, with exclusive streaming on Disney+ in Latin America.

Why Majida Issa Originally Departed Without Breasts Yes There Is Paradise ace La Diabla

In interviews conducted at the time, Issa explained indirectly that her departure was linked to scheduling demands and personal considerations, as she sought to pursue other acting projects and her music career. The character was subsequently recast for the 2019 installment, The End of Paradisewhich presented a reimagined version of La Diabla. Issa’s absence marked a significant transition point for the series and coincided with broader creative shifts during that final season.

About the Series

Without Breasts Yes There Is Paradise is a Telemundo-produced telenovela created by Gustavo Bolívar and based on his novel, serving as a sequel to the 2008 series Without Breasts There Is No Paradise. The show follows the Santana family as they navigate violence, corruption, and survival within Colombia’s criminal underworld, blending high-stakes drama with social commentary. La Diabla has consistently driven much of the conflict through her calculated quests for power and revenge.

The 2026 revival reunites Issa with returning cast members Carmen Villalobos, Catherine Siachoque, and Gregorio Pernía, while introducing new characters played by Elizabeth Gutiérrez and others. According to Telemundo’s official release, the new season raises the stakes by placing familiar characters in contemporary storylines involving criminal networks and exploitation, ultimately setting the stage for La Diabla’s dramatic reemergence. No premiere date has been announced, but the project is positioned as a fresh chapter that reconnects the franchise with one of its most defining characters.