Last time we saw the students at Las Encinas on Elite, they were pretty much all suspects in the murder of fellow classmate Polo Benavent (Álvaro Rico).
Following the death of Marina (María Pedraza) in Season 1, it was revealed in Season 2 that Polo, and not Samuel’s brother Nano (Jamie Lorente), was the real killer — and pretty much a target for anyone looking for revenge.
So, it was not a big surprise when Polo is killed during a party at a nightclub and his “friends” are the primary suspects in the third season.
By the end of Season 3, Polo’s murderer is revealed to be Lu (Danna Paola). However, the students worked together to cover up the deadly accident so Lu avoids any real consequences for the deadly accident.
The ‘Elite’ Season 4 cast has some old (and new) faces.
During the Season 3 finale, fans watched as Samuel (Itzan Escamilla), Guzmán (Miguel Bernardeau), and Rebeca (Claudia Salas) were forced to repeat their senior year after being expelled on graduation day, along with Omar (Omar Ayuso), and Ander (Arón Piper), who is officially cancer-free.
Also returning to Las Encinas, although not as a student, is Polo’s ex-girlfriend Cayetana (Georgina Amorós), who now works as a janitor at the school.
This means that about half of the main actors will be back, and they will be joined by some new faces who will also be donning the preppy uniform.
Spanish actors Carla Díaz, Manu Rios, Pol Granch, and Martina Cariddi will be joining the cast along with Diego Martín, who viewers might recognize from the popular Spanish series Velvet.
Martina Cariddi, Pol Granch, Carla Díaz, and Manu Rios
Unfortunately, newcomer Pol Granch, 22, already got into a bit of controversy and had to apologize for some pro-Franco and homophobic messages that resurfaced on his Twitter account.
“Those unfortunate claims were made 7 years ago from the account of an immature and inexperienced boy with which, at present, I do not identify at all, nor do I share a single one of those messages and the very serious background that they have, of which I was not aware at any time,” he said according to The Bulletin Time.
“Age is not an excuse to justify hurting the feelings of another human being and for this reason today I want to apologize and show my regret to anyone I have hurt with the comments of an unconscious kid. Today I have grown and matured and my only objective is to continue learning, working to be able to share my music and face new professional challenges with the greatest humility and desire to do things the best I know how.”