Peruvian film La Gran Sangre surpasses 30,000 viewers on its opening day

It becomes the most successful Peruvian film premiere of the year

Peruvian film La Gran Sangre surpasses 30,000 viewers on its opening day. Photo: Courtesy.

Peruvian film La Gran Sangre surpasses 30,000 viewers on its opening day. Photo: Courtesy.

15:27 | Lima, Nov. 13.

The Peruvian film “La Gran Sangre: ojo x ojo” (The great blood: an eye for an eye) starring Carlos Alcántara, Aldo Miyashiro, Pietro Sibille, and Lucho Cáceres, debuted at the top of the box office rankings.

This film was launched with great momentum in theaters nationwide, drawing over 30,000 viewers on its first day. It stands as the most successful Peruvian film premiere of the year, securing a top spot at the box office.

The anticipation surrounding the return of the legendary Pacto de Sangre (“Blood Pact”) to the big screen turned the theatrical experience into a true celebration.

After nearly two decades, the characters that defined an entire generation return in a story packed with action, adrenaline, confrontations, and a deep thirst for justice.

Tondero, Okeechobee Films, and Capitán Pérez present this new installment, directed by Jorge Carmona and written by Aldo Miyashiro. It reunites Carlos Alcántara as Dragón, Aldo Miyashiro as Tony Blades, and Pietro Sibille as Mandril.

They are joined by Lucho Cáceres as Cobra, alongside a notable cast that includes Salvador del Solar, Milett Figueroa, Rodrigo Palacios, Julián Legaspi, Brigitte Jouannet, Melania Urbina, Yiddá Eslava, Joel Ezeta, and Pablo Saldarriaga, among others.

The story takes place twenty years after the iconic trio was unjustly imprisoned. Upon regaining their freedom, they find a very different Lima; consequently, Dragón, Tony Blades, and Mandril must revive their old pact to confront those who now spread terror on the streets. Aired between 2006 and 2008, “La Gran Sangre” became one of the major phenomena of Peruvian television.

Today, its return to theaters demonstrates that the connection with its fans remains as vibrant as ever, and that new generations are also ready to discover this story.

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Publicado: 13/11/2026