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Always a Witch
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How many seasons does Always a Witch have?
2 seasons
How many episodes does Always a Witch have?
19 episodes
When did Always a Witch premiere?
February 1, 2019
When did Always a Witch end?
February 28, 2020
How long are episodes of Always a Witch?
40 minutes
What is the IMDb rating of Always a Witch?
6.3 out of 10
Who stars in Always a Witch?
Angely Gaviria
and
Sofia Bernal Araujo
Who wrote Always a Witch?
Ana María Parra
,
Cristhiam Gerardo Osorio
,
Diego Vivanco
, and
Isidora Chacon
Who directed Always a Witch?
Juan Felipe Cano
,
Liliana Bocanegra
, and
Mateo Stivelberg
Who was the composer for Always a Witch?
Daniel Velasco
and
Felipe Linares
Who was the executive producer of Always a Witch?
Juliana Barrera
and
Dago García
Who was the cinematographer for Always a Witch?
Diego Jiménez
What is the plot of Always a Witch?
A time-traveling witch from the 17th century escapes death and finds herself in modern-day Cartagena.
What genre is Always a Witch?
Drama and Fantasy
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