Love is Blind: Mexico executive producers by Johanna Helman and Martin Solmesky is creating anticipation before its premiere.
When Netflix revealed that Love Is Blind: Mexico will be available on their platform, fans were ecstatic. The original US version released on Netflix in 2020. It follows the lives of singles who opted to take part in a social experiment aimed to test the belief that love is blind. The model has also been adapted for Brazil, Japan, and Sweden, and is currently being developed in Mexico and other European nations.
Love is Blind, a reality show that brings together a group of people who must date, create a bond, and decide to marry without ever seeing each other, has announced that its first season would take place in Mexico. It’s rightly named Love Is Blind: Mexico. Previous spin-off editions of the show have taken place in Brazil, Japan, and Sweden, with a UK edition scheduled for later this year.
Love Is Blind: Mexico will follow the typical structure, with 30 individuals beginning the 10-episode show dating one other from behind a wall. The hope is that because participants cannot see one other, they will be less distracted by appearances and instead focus on what is important in a love connection. Participants form pairs, then propose to their selected person, and only then do they meet in person. The new Love Is Blind couples will then return to the real world and plan their weddings.
