Money Heist Season 4 Ending: When will La Casa de Papel return with season 5? Here's what we know

Money Heist Season 2 watched Berlin sacrifice himself to help his team escape the Royal Mint of Spain. The beloved character took several bullets to the chest as Nairobi, Helsinki and others made an escape from the Mint with the money.

The first season of the Spanish crime series, Money Heist, dropped on the internet in 2017. It was initially intended to be a limited series in two parts.

Money Heist Season 4 ended on a cliffhanger note. In the final moments of La Casa de Papel, Professor finds himself in trouble when Alicia Sierra locates his hideout and confronts him.

Nairobi might no longer be a part of Money Heist following the events of La Casa de Papel's season 4. However, the actress behind it always has a special place in our lives. Alba Flores, who played the powerful character on the Spanish show, is goofy on-screen and off-screen. A few days ago, we came across a video of the actress singing along to the tunes of Dream a Little Dream of Me. Now, we've found a video of the actress with her co-star Úrsula Corberó. 

Money Heist Season 4 shattered a few hearts. No one expected La Casa de Papel would kill off Nairobi. Tokyo saved her from the bullet only to die by the hands of Gandia. While we have just come to terms with one of our favourite character's death, we were in a puddle of bittersweet tears when we came across an old video of Alba Flores goofing around. The actress, who essayed the role on the Spanish show, was unwinding to the tune of Dream a Little Dream of Me. 

Pablo Alborán's motivating and heartwarming "Cuando Estés Aquí," a beneficial song with all proceeds going to UNICEF to help fight COVID-19, is accompanied by a poignant music video released on Monday (April 13).

John Prine wrote country-folk songs with an unpretentious, aw-heck demeanor that belied their astonishing gravity and power. “He sings rather quietly, and his guitar work is good, but he doesn’t show off,” Roger Ebert wrote of an early Prine show in 1970. “After a song or two, even the drunks in the room begin to listen to his lyrics. And then he has you.”

By Nellie Andreeva

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