A luxury resort built to keep the wealthy shielded from the outside world becomes a crime scene the moment police arrive to investigate a guest's disappearance, and no one inside is allowed to leave until they find out who's responsible.
What is Oasis about?
Oasis positions itself as the most exclusive holiday resort in the country, complete with private beaches, VIP-only facilities and security tight enough that nothing from the outside is meant to get in — or, in theory, go wrong on the inside. That illusion collapses when police arrive to investigate a guest who has vanished. With the resort sealed off and every guest and staff member confined to the grounds until the case is resolved, the story turns into an ensemble mystery: old grudges, hidden histories and competing motives surface among people who were supposed to be enjoying the best summer of their lives.
About the cast
The series is led by Ana Garcés and Tomy Aguilera, alongside Victoria Kantch, Berta Castañé, Manel Duarte, Ada Molina, Alex Mola and Cande Méndez. Ana de Alva and David Pinillos direct, working from a premise built to keep a wide ensemble cast in the frame together — a closed-circle mystery depends on every character staying a plausible suspect until the end.
Context & significance
Made in Spain, Oasis works within the closed-location mystery format: a single glamorous setting, a cast confined to it, and a crime that forces everyone's secrets into the open at once. The resort setting adds a layer the format doesn't always have — a backdrop of wealth and exclusivity that becomes its own kind of pressure cooker once the outside world, in the form of the police, forces its way in. The show runs at a 42-minute episode length, a pace suited to keeping the investigation moving without letting the ensemble's competing storylines sprawl.
Watching Oasis on Ktime
Oasis is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so Farsi-speaking audiences can follow the mystery in their own language or with the original Spanish performances. Watching requires only a free K-Time account login — the platform is built around a Farsi-first experience for Persian-speaking viewers wherever they are.