Soy Luna 4 (Volver a Rodar) premiered on Disney+ July 24, 2026, with all 12 episodes. See where it's streaming and how to watch it wherever you are.
Yes, Soy Luna is on Disney+. The new season, officially titled Soy Luna: Volver a Rodar (called Soy Luna: Let's Roll Again in English and widely known as "Soy Luna 4"), premiered exclusively on Disney+ on July 24, 2026, with all 12 episodes released at once and Karol Sevilla back as Luna Valente. Disney+ has also just widened where the show streams, so the old "US, UK, Canada, and Australia don't get it" answer no longer holds everywhere. Here is what's confirmed as of July 31, 2026, and how to watch from wherever you are.
One show, three names. "Soy Luna 4" is the fan nickname for the new season. Its official Spanish title is Soy Luna: Volver a Rodar, and Disney+ lists it in English as Soy Luna: Let's Roll Again. All three names point to the same 12-episode season that dropped on July 24, 2026.
Two years after a mysterious accident ended her run as a professional freestyle skater, Luna Valente returns to Buenos Aires for a milestone in a friend's life, just as a new competition named in her honor, the Benson Legacy Cup, is about to begin. Back at Jam & Roller, the rink that made her, Luna reconnects with old friends and old flames. Putting her skates on again is harder than it looks: a hidden villain has plans of his own, and Luna has to work through a love triangle from her past while she decides whether to compete again.
The season mixes new characters in with the returning cast, and the soundtrack pairs the original songs with new music written for this run.
Soy Luna's home has always been Latin American Disney+, and that is still true. What changed with the Season 4 launch is that Disney+ also added the show, audio and all, to its US, UK, Canadian, and Australian libraries. In those four markets it currently plays with Spanish (Latin American) and Portuguese (Brazilian) audio tracks only, with no English dub yet.
| Country | Platform | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Argentina | Disney+ | Available - native Spanish audio |
| Mexico | Disney+ | Available - native Spanish audio |
| Brazil | Disney+ | Available - native Portuguese audio |
| Chile | Disney+ | Available - native Spanish audio |
| Colombia | Disney+ | Available - native Spanish audio |
| Peru | Disney+ | Available - native Spanish audio |
| Uruguay | Disney+ | Available - native Spanish audio |
| Spain | Disney+ | Available - Spanish (Latin American) and Portuguese (Brazilian) audio only |
| United States | Disney+, Hulu | Available - added with Season 4; Spanish (Latin American) and Portuguese (Brazilian) audio only, no English dub |
| United Kingdom | Disney+ | Available - added with Season 4; Spanish (Latin American) and Portuguese (Brazilian) audio only, no English dub |
| Canada | Disney+ | Available - added with Season 4; Spanish (Latin American) and Portuguese (Brazilian) audio only, no English dub |
| Australia | Disney+ | Available - added with Season 4; Spanish (Latin American) and Portuguese (Brazilian) audio only, no English dub |
| Most other countries | — | Not currently listed on Disney+; not available on Netflix, Prime Video, or other major services |
Availability last verified July 30, 2026 against JustWatch country listings and Disney+ press materials. Disney+ catalogs shift without notice, so check the app before you commit to a plan.
Two things to know before you press play: First, even where Disney+ just added Soy Luna, the audio is Spanish (Latin American) or Portuguese (Brazilian) only, so it plays like a Latin American release rather than a locally dubbed one. Second, catalog rollouts on Disney+ don't always land on every account at the same time, so it's normal for the title to be missing from search even in a country listed as "available" above.
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Soy Luna: Volver a Rodar, known as Soy Luna 4, premiered exclusively on Disney+ on July 24, 2026, with the entire 12-episode season released at once.
Yes. Disney+ added Soy Luna, including the new season, to its US library alongside the global premiere; it's also on Hulu. It currently plays with Spanish (Latin American) and Portuguese (Brazilian) audio only, with no English dub. If it isn't showing up in your account, connecting to a Latin American server with VPN Super and reopening the app usually surfaces it.
Twelve episodes, all released together on the July 24, 2026 premiere date.
Yes. Karol Sevilla reprises her role as Luna Valente, joined by most of the original cast, including Michael Ronda, Ruggero Pasquarelli, Carolina Kopelioff, Malena Ratner, Gastón Vietto, and Agustín Bernasconi.
Two years after an accident took her off the skating rink, Luna Valente returns to Buenos Aires and her old rink, Jam & Roller, for a new competition held in her name. She has to face a hidden villain, reconnect with old friends, and work through a love triangle while deciding whether to skate competitively again.
No. Soy Luna, including the new season, is a Disney+ exclusive. It isn't available on Netflix, Prime Video, or any other major streaming service.
All four seasons stream on Disney+ across Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Uruguay, with native Spanish or Portuguese audio.
