La CQ: nuevo ingreso (English: La CQ: New Entry) is a Mexican sitcom television series created by Pedro Ortiz de Pinedo. It is a sequel to La CQ and follows a new group of students at the middle school Constantino Quijano. The series premiered on Canal 5 on 9 December 2024. The second season premiered on 7 April 2025. The third season premiered on 1 September 2025. The fourth season premiered on 1 December 2025.
Cast Main Tania Nicole Chávez as Sofi, the school's cheerleading captain who has insecurity problems. She used to go out with Alan, but with the arrival of Quique, her feelings change. Nicolás Pindas as Quique, a new student at Constantino Quijano. His dream is to be an actor and singer but he has stage fright. Mayte Fernández as Jackie, Sofi's best friend and Alan's twin sister who loves the 1980s to the point of dressing and speaking slang from that decade. Nico Villagrana as Choche, a mythomaniac who claims to be a millionaire, when in fact he is the opposite. Sammy Schoulund as Frida, a smart and snarky student with an interest in fashion design. She is the sister of Monche from the original series. Leo Pérez Torreblanca as Alan, the school's bully and captain of the soccer team, Jackie's twin brother and Sofi's ex-boyfriend. Abril Tayabas Vela as Nancy, a cheerleader with a one-sided crush on Alan and becomes his partner in crime to be close to him. José María Nieto as Mini, Choche and Frida's best friend, he considers himself to be a heartthrob, even though no girl pays attention to him.
Recurring and guest stars Luis Fernando Ceballos as Roque, a former student from the original series who works as a janitor. He seeks to redeem himself for all the misdeeds he committed during his youth, so he helps the students get out of trouble. Juan Frese as Principal Osvaldo Baldomero Pinto Mercedes Vaughan as Professor Clodomira, a gym teacher who is in charge of the cheerleaders. Lorena Bargalló as Karla, Quique's mother and owner of the pizzeria La Nonna, where the students hangs out. Carolina Pérezcano as Brenda, Nancy's friend Leticia Amezcua as Professor Bambalina, a theater teacher. Gael Pineda as Benito Santino Arévalo as Pancho Victoria Vázquez as Tere Melissa Hallivis as Rupertina, the school's lunch lady. Claudio Herrera as Professor Godofredo, a math and science teacher.
Luka Herrera as Frankie Cosette Esparza as Gaby, a conceited and intelligent student who often feels superior to her classmates. Juan Pablo Estrada as Tato Emiliano Santa Cruz as Professor Moroco, a history and geography teacher. José Dammert as Professor Humberto, a Spanish teacher who becomes Karla's love interest and eventual boyfriend. Lukas Urkijo as Juan Gómez Enrique Logan as El Pifas Gómez Maximiliano Uribe as Marco Jesús Ñuñez as The ghost of locker 13 Andrea Montalvo as Hipotenusa "Lorenza" Cloroplasto Ale Müller as Clara Licona Emiliano Flores as Ángel del Río Jocelin Zuckerman as Adri del Río Ceci Flores as Paty Tanada, a former exchange student who returns as a substitute teacher. Chaparrón Chuacheneger as Arturo Loera, Mini's father Tadeo Bonavides as Fausto, a 3rd year student who Frida has a crush on. Fernanda Urdapilleta as Jenny Pinto del Rostro, a former student now working as Danny's assistant. Ferny Graciano as Danny Pinto del Rostro, a former student who is now a singer. Celiwaki as Briggite / Rosario Bertha Pérez, a girl Alan hires to be Choche's French girlfriend. Erika Buenfil as Maricela Limantour, Jackie and Alan's grandmother. Ainhara Figger as Janitzia Charlotte Carter as Gina Geraldine Galván as Caro, a class of 2008 student. Galván previously portrayed Clara in the unaired pilot of the original series. Mariano Romo as Alex, a class of 2008 student. Romo previously portrayed Ángel in the unaired pilot of the original series. Natalia Juárez as Jessy, a class of 2008 student. Juárez previously portrayed Jenny in the unaired pilot of the original series. Sebastián Peréa as Max, a class of 2008 student. Peréa previously portrayed Monche in the unaired pilot of the original series. Sabrina Martínez as Ámbar, a class of 2008 student. Martínez previously portrayed Adri in the unaired pilot of the original series. Yair Prado as Benny, a class of 2008 student. Prado previously portrayed Beto in the unaired pilot of the original series. Steph Cota as Dafne, a class of 2008 student. Cota previously portrayed Danny in the unaired pilot of the original series.
Production On 5 June 2024, series creator Pedro Ortiz de Pinedo announced that a sequel to La CQ was in production, with Luis Fernando Ceballos reprising his role as Roque from the original series. Unlike the original series, which was filmed in Venezuela and co-produced with RCTV and Turner International, the sequel is filmed in Mexico and produced solely by TelevisaUnivision. In September 2024, the full cast was announced and a trailer was released. A total of four seasons were ordered to be filmed back-to-back.
Episodes
Season 1 (2024)
Season 2 (2025)
Season 3 (2025)
Season 4 (2025)
Release The series premiered on 9 December 2024, on Canal 5. The first ten episodes became available to stream on Vix prior to their televised premieres. The second season premiered on 7 April 2025. The third season premiered on 1 September 2025. The fourth season premiered on 1 December 2025.
Reception Ratings
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Awards and nominations Year Award Category Nominated Result Ref 2025 Produ Awards Best Lead Actor – Children's / Teen Series Nicolás Pindas
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