Apple TV Unveils Women in Blue Season 2 Trailer – New Episodes Arrive August 12

Just a few weeks shy of its next debut, Apple TV has finally let fans see the new trailer for Women in Blue (original title Las Azules) Season 2. The teaser rolls out a darker, more tangled mystery that pulls the squad straight into the shadows of Mexico’s turbulent 1968 student uprising.

For a quick reminder, the series first landed on Apple TV back in July 2024 – almost to the day – offering a ten‑episode, Spanish‑language crime drama about four pioneering women who join the country’s first female police unit. Their badge, however, turns out to be a publicity stunt, and they quickly find themselves hunting a ruthless serial killer while battling the patriarchy.

Season 2, officially slated for an August 12 premiere, picks up with lieutenant María (played by Bárbara Mori) wrestling between the rules she swore to enforce and the inexorable pull of the truth. When the body of a student activist is discovered, the Azules are thrust into an investigation that reaches back to the infamous 1968 massacre – a dark chapter still echoing through Mexican society.

According to Apple TV’s own synopsis, the new arc shows the team – María, Valentina (Natalia Téllez), Gabina (Amorita Rasgado) and Ángeles (Ximena Sariñana) – confronting corruption inside the precinct while an unknown avenger delivers justice right to the police’s doorstep. The stakes feel higher, the politics more tangled, and the personal toll on each officer unmistakably real.

The trailer itself is a study in contrast: quiet, rain‑slick streets juxtaposed with frantic gun‑fire, whispered confessions, and the occasional burst of 1960s protest chanting. It’s clear the show will continue its blend of gritty procedural work and broader historical commentary, a combination that kept viewers hooked the first time around.

If you’re new to the series, now’s a good moment to jump in. Apple TV costs $12.99 per month, or you can bundle it with the rest of the Apple One services you might already be using. The platform also houses hits like Severance, The Morning Show, Shrinking and Silo – so there’s plenty to binge while you wait for the Azules to return.

Catch the full trailer below, and mark your calendar for August 12. Whether you’re watching for the pulse‑pounding suspense or the resonant social commentary, Season 2 of Women in Blue promises to be a thrilling ride.