Acapulco is an American Comedy TV Series (2021-Present). Acapulco Season 3 Episode 5 cast: Enrique Arrizon, Fernando Carsa, Damián Alcázar. Acapulco Season 3 Episode 5 Release Date: May 22, 2024 (Apple TV+). Acapulco Season 3 Total Episodes: 10.

Acapulco Season 3 Episode 5 Plot:

At Julia’s much-anticipated store opening, Maximo surprises her with an unintentional gift. Sara meets her new friend.

Acapulco Season 3 Episode 5 Detail:

Episode Name: Sweet Dreams Are Made of This
Network: Apple TV+
Director: Nicole Treston Abranian
Writers: Robert Sudduth, Austin Winsberg, Eduardo Cisneros
Main Stars: Enrique Arrizon, Fernando Carsa, Damián Alcázar
Genre: Comedy
Country: United States
Languages: English, Spanish
Release Date: May 22, 2024 (Apple TV+)
Season: 3
Total Episodes: 10
Episode Number: 5
Filming locations: Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico
Also known As: Acapulco (2024), Acapulco Season 3

What is the Acapulco About:

Acapulco is the story of a younger Mexican (Enrique Arrizon) who realizes his dream when he accepts a position in the hip resort in Acapulco, Mexico. However, the young man finds out that the job is more complex than he imagined as the morals and beliefs of his fellow workers are challenged.

The show was created by Austin Winsberg, Eduardo Cisneros, and Jason Shuman, who are also executive producers. Chris Harris is the showrunner and Jay Karas directs and produces the series.

Maximo must be able to cope with the demands of his clients as well as a difficult mentor and a complicated family, all the while trying to keep his path. Never give into temptations. The show explores the cost we’re willing to pay to see dreams become reality. The second season begins just after what happened in the previous season and follows the life of twentysomething Maximo Gallardo, whose dream is realized when he gets the job of his dreams as a cabin monitor in Acapulco’s top hotel, Las Hills.

Acapulco Season 3 Episode 5 Trailer:

Acapulco Season 3 Episode 5 Cast:

Enrique Arrizon As Young Maximo
Fernando Carsa As Memo
Damián Alcázar As Don Pablo
Camila Perez As Julia
Chord Overstreet As Chad
Vanessa Bauche As Nora
Regina Reynoso As Sara
Raphael Alejandro As Hugo
Jessica Collins As Diane
Rafael Cebrián As Hector
Regina Orozco As Lupe
Carlos Corona As Esteban
Eugenio Derbez As Máximo Gallardo
Cristo Fernández As Gustavo
Will Sasso As Joe
Gabriela Milla As Isabel
Vico Escorcia As Paloma
Carolina Moreno As Lorena
Rodrigo Urquidi As Augusto
Rossana De León As Adriana
Ramón Álvarez As Paco
Valeria Lorduguin As Sonia
Ana Pau Castell As Main Teen
Samantha Francini As Other Teen
Guss Morales As Vendor
Bernardo Cubria As Cantina Waiter (as Bernardo Cubría)