‘Enemigo Íntimo’ and All the Other TV Shows Coming to Peacock This Week

Peacock is loading up the week of Monday, September 15 to Sunday, September 21 with a deep bench of Spanish-language dramas alongside reality heavy-hitters and entertainment news staples. Below you’ll find a quick, plain-English rundown of what each show is about and who’s in it, plus the day each title is set to land during this weeklong window.

Most of Monday’s arrivals are beloved Telemundo hits—crime sagas, family melodramas, and romance epics—joined midweek by competition and reality favorites. If you’re catching up or diving in for the first time, the summaries below flag the essentials: plots, lead actors and key creative pedigree, and the specific day they’re slated to arrive.

‘Sangre de mi tierra’ (2017)

This family drama follows two wine-making clans whose lives are shattered by tragedy, setting off a cycle of grief, rivalries, and forbidden romance against the backdrop of the American wine industry; it arrives Monday, September 15. The ensemble centers on the younger generation navigating loss and legacy while patriarchs and matriarchs wage quiet wars to protect their vineyards and family names.

Created for Telemundo by a team of telenovela veterans, the series weaves legal fallout and business intrigue into the love stories that develop across the families. As relationships cross enemy lines, parents, siblings, and longtime confidants are forced to pick sides when secrets about the accident—and who bears responsibility—emerge.

‘The Clone’ (2001)

A sweeping remake of the Brazilian phenomenon, this version tracks the love between Jade, a young woman raised in a traditional Moroccan household, and Lucas, a modern man whose life takes a surreal turn when a grieving scientist creates his clone; it arrives Monday, September 15. Their story spans continents and cultures as family pressures and arranged marriages collide with science-fiction twists.

The leads—Jade, Lucas/Diego, and the brilliant but ethically compromised Dr. Albieri—anchor a tale that blends romance with debates about faith, identity, and destiny. The adaptation retains the central triangle and the moral questions of the original, expanding side characters into robust arcs across the soap-opera canvas.

‘La querida del Centauro’ (2016)

This narco-thriller revolves around Yolanda, an inmate whose path crosses with infamous drug lord El Centauro, entangling her with law enforcement, cartels, and a dangerous romance; it arrives Monday, September 15. The story blends prison drama with undercover operations as a determined detective chases Centauro across Mexico and the U.S.

The series is known for cat-and-mouse plotting and a formidable pairing at its center. Betrayals, covert stings, and shifting loyalties drive multiple seasons, with supporting players—rivals inside the cartel and conflicted agents—complicating every narrow escape.

‘El Barón’ (2019)

Set in the late 1970s and 1980s, this crime saga follows Ignacio “Nacho” Montero, an ambitious smuggler who builds a trafficking empire during the early days of the cocaine boom; it arrives Monday, September 15. The narrative charts his rise, alliances with powerful cartels, and the personal cost of notoriety.

Period detail—aviation routes, Caribbean jump points, and the evolution of enforcement—gives the show its texture. The ensemble includes law-enforcement pursuers, rival upstarts, and the family members who witness Nacho’s transformation from dreamer to kingpin.

‘Enemigo Íntimo’ (2018)

Two siblings separated in childhood find themselves on opposite sides of the law: one a federal agent, the other a criminal mastermind; it arrives Monday, September 15. Their paths cross in a web of infiltrations, false identities, and cartel warfare.

Anchored by standout leads as the estranged brother and sister, the series threads psychological drama through action set pieces. Supporting characters—from undercover partners to ambitious lieutenants—heighten the stakes as hidden pasts resurface.

Dog love (2010)

A modern romance about a commitment-phobic playboy nicknamed “El Perro,” his partner in mischief, and the principled woman who becomes the unexpected center of his world; it arrives Monday, September 15. Office politics, family fortunes, and bad-boy antics collide with genuine emotional growth.

The lead trio’s chemistry drives the story, with corporate intrigue and rival suitors upping the tension. As “El Perro” learns hard lessons, the series balances comedy, boardroom maneuvers, and heartfelt romance.

‘Los Herederos del Monte’ (2011)

Five adoptive brothers inherit a sprawling ranch, only to have a mysterious young woman arrive claiming to be their late father’s biological daughter—threatening the will and their bond; it arrives Monday, September 15. Attraction and suspicion intertwine as one brother falls for her while others dig for the truth.

Adapted from a Chilean hit, the show mixes land-rights battles, secret parentage, and rural tradition. It’s a classic telenovela setup delivered by a charismatic ensemble led by ranching siblings and the enigmatic outsider.

‘El Chema’ (2016)

A spin-off of the universe built around a notorious drug lord, this series tracks the rise of Chema Venegas from teenage smuggler to cartel boss; it arrives Monday, September 15. Cross-border operations, tunnels, and alliances with rival factions propel his ascent.

The narrative focuses on Chema’s ruthless pragmatism, complicated love life, and constant threat from rivals and authorities. Familiar faces from the parent franchise appear alongside new allies and enemies, layering continuity with fresh conflicts.

Second chance (2005)

After a wealthy older man dies and discovers his young wife’s betrayal, his soul returns in the body of a younger stranger, determined to reclaim his life and avenge himself; it arrives Monday, September 15. The premise threads reincarnation and forbidden desire through a gothic-tinged family drama.

Led by memorable turns as the resurrected husband, the calculating widow, and the devoted daughter, the show became a signature work for its creator, a master of supernatural-romance telenovelas. Mansions, mirrors, and music cues amplify the mood as identities blur.

War Of Idols (2017)

Set inside the Latin music industry, this drama follows a talented singer-songwriter and a savvy producer battling corrupt executives, warring families, and criminal financiers; it arrives Monday, September 15. Contracts, charts, and back-room deals are as dangerous as bullets.

Original songs and performance sequences double as plot engines, while managers, publicists, and rival artists complicate every career move. The show explores fame’s costs—from staged scandals to the control of catalog rights.

Duenos del Paraiso (2015)

In 1980s Miami, a widowed woman inherits a narcotics empire and becomes a formidable leader in a male-dominated underworld; it arrives Monday, September 15. Her climb pits her against U.S. authorities, rival cartels, and traitors inside her circle.

Headlined by a powerhouse lead performance, the series was created by a prominent Chilean screenwriter known for twisty thrillers. Period production design—mansions, clubs, and speedboats—frames a story of power, survival, and reinvention.

‘Un poquito tuyo’ (2018)

A self-made businessman cuts his spoiled adult children off to teach them responsibility and unexpectedly falls for a kind schoolteacher who helps him mend family rifts; it arrives Monday, September 15. His ex’s schemes and the kids’ growing pains fuel the drama.

An adaptation of a Chilean concept, the show blends romantic comedy with generational clashes. The leads’ chemistry grounds a story about second chances and setting healthy boundaries.

‘Santa diabla’ (2013)

A young widow infiltrates a powerful family to avenge a grave injustice, only to fall for a man who threatens her carefully laid plan; it arrives Monday, September 15. Secret marriages, false identities, and courtroom twists drive the plot.

Penned by a telenovela hitmaker celebrated for intricate mysteries, the series features a trio of marquee stars in roles that flip hero and villain expectations. Each revelation forces the avenger to choose between love and retribution.

‘Behind Closed Doors’ (2011)

Two neighboring families become entangled in murder, blackmail, and buried secrets that unravel their affluent façade; it arrives Monday, September 15. Anonymous messages and shifting alliances keep suspicion ricocheting from house to house.

Created by the writer behind several high-concept thrillers, the show is anchored by a cast adept at playing morally gray. Every episode peels back another layer of the past—old affairs, hidden heirs, and crimes long thought covered up.

‘Eva La Trailera’ (2017)

A fearless long-haul trucker fights to protect her family and business after a devastating betrayal, taking on corrupt rivals on the road and in the boardroom; it arrives Monday, September 15. Loyalties are tested as she confronts enemies who underestimate her resolve.

Led by a beloved star in the title role, the series was developed by a writer known for strong, complex heroines. It blends action sequences with legal and corporate maneuvering as Eva rebuilds from the ground up.

‘Pasión de gavilanes’ (2003)

Three brothers infiltrate the household of a wealthy family seeking justice, only to fall in love with the three sisters they planned to expose; it arrives Monday, September 15. What begins as revenge transforms into an interwoven epic of honor, forgiveness, and destiny.

The ensemble—anchored by the Reyes brothers and the Elizondo sisters—became iconic in the genre, with unforgettable rivalries and romances. The show’s creator is a hallmark name in melodrama, and its ranch-set aesthetic and theme music are instantly recognizable.

‘Decisions: Some Win and Others Lose’ (2019)

An anthology of self-contained, ripped-from-the-headlines stories, each episode spotlights moral dilemmas and high-stakes choices with consequences that ripple through families and communities; it arrives Monday, September 15. Crime, relationships, technology, and social issues each get their turn under the microscope.

Episodes feature rotating casts of guest stars, with writers and directors tailoring style to subject—from courtroom drama to survival thriller. The format allows newcomers to drop in anywhere, while longtime viewers appreciate the show’s topical range.

‘Corazón valiente’ (2012)

Two childhood friends become elite bodyguards, protecting wealthy clients while navigating danger, romance, and vendettas tied to their past; it arrives Monday, September 15. Assignments range from corporate security to high-profile family detail, each with unique threats.

The leads’ partnership—one impulsive, one measured—grounds a story packed with kidnappings, sting operations, and tangled love lives. Antagonists within the criminal underworld, and sometimes within the clients’ households, keep the heroes on their heels.

‘Access Hollywood’ (1996)

This long-running entertainment news magazine covers film, TV, music, celebrity interviews, red carpets, and breaking industry headlines; it arrives Monday, September 15. Segments range from set visits to festival coverage and award-season spotlights.

A veteran hosting team and correspondents deliver daily updates and exclusive sit-downs with stars and creators. The format’s quick-hit packages make it an easy catch-up on what’s happening across Hollywood.

‘Who Is Who?’ (2015)

Identical twins separated at birth unknowingly swap lives—one a streetwise charmer, the other a polished scion—setting off romantic entanglements and class-clash comedy; it arrives Monday, September 15. Families on both sides react to the sudden personality “changes,” with friends and love interests thrown into chaos.

Led by a charismatic dual-role performance and a rising young leading lady, the series adapts classic twin-swap tropes for a contemporary audience. Mistaken identities give way to revelations about lineage, loyalty, and what really makes a family.

‘Love Island Games’ (2023)

An all-star twist on the dating format brings former Islanders from multiple franchises together for new couplings and competitive challenges; it arrives Tuesday, September 16. Casa-style shakeups, recouplings, and games test chemistry and strategy in equal measure.

Hosted and narrated by familiar voices from the franchise, the series blends the villa’s romance framework with point-scoring tasks that can change power dynamics overnight. Alliances and loyalties are as important as sparks.

‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ (2020)

This Bravo entry follows entrepreneurs and socialites navigating friendships, family life, and faith in the high-altitude world of Utah’s capital; it arrives Wednesday, September 17. Businesses, charity galas, and winter getaways set the stage for shifting alliances and headline-grabbing confrontations.

The ensemble—anchored by returning main cast members—balances personal reinventions with long-simmering feuds. Producers weave confessionals and group events into arcs that build from snowy kickoffs to reunion-stage reckonings.

Share which titles you’re planning to watch this week in the comments!