Bad Bunny will produce a new Netflix original LGBT+ series, based on a famous book

As superhero movie fans wait to see Bad bunny as El Muerto in a Sony film, the famous singer will be the producer of a new series of Netflix which will tell the story of two young men on the verge of death who spend their last hours of life falling in love, based on the novel ‘In the end they both die’.

After the mega success of the ‘Heartstopper’ series, Netflix has acquired the rights for another one gay-themed YA novelwhich was written by Adam Silvera and since its premiere it has been a hit due to its exciting romantic story in which, just as the title says, at the end of the plot the two protagonists lose their lives.

According to information shared by DeadlineNetflix has begun work on a live action adaptation of the book “Both Die in the End” by Adam Silverawith Bad Bunny as producer of the plot and on top of that, it also has the participation of Chris Van Dusen, who worked in the past with Netflix as executive producer and showrunner of the first two seasons of ‘Bridgerton’ .

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Since its premiere in 2017, the book “Eventually both die” by Adam Silvera It was a hit and long ago it was slated to become a television series for HBO but the project fell through and now Netflix has come to the rescue to adapt the thrilling and heartbreaking youth story where romance does not have a happy ending.

Netflix is ​​preparing a new LGBT+ series

‘Heartstopper’, ‘Smiley’, ‘Feel Good’ and Mother there are only two’ are just some of LGBT+ themed series you can watch on Netflix and which have been very well received by the public, who will be joined by ‘Eventually they both die’, which tells the story of two young men who live in a utopian future where people are informed of the day they will die so that they enjoy at least the last 24 hours.

Adam Silvera’s best-selling YA book “made history as the first young adult novel featuring queer Latino characters to reach No. 1 on the New York Times Best Seller list,” as reported. Deadlineso it was to be expected that at some point Netflix or another streaming platform would try to adapt the story to the digital screen.

The story of ‘Eventually they both die’ has been so successful that novelist Adam Silvera has just released a prequel to that book and if the Netflix series is successful, it could get a second season, although for now we’ll have to wait to know the details of this new production which should be very well received by the public.