La Venganza de las Juanas

The first four or five episodes may be hard to go through, it took me two times to watch, but when it got interesting I couldn't stop watching. If you want a logical, totally correct show that would be an exact to real life, move on to another show. This web of sisters, lovers, relatives is not that.

All descendents of a conspiring man, have not just an identical birthmark, but it is also located at the same place on the body. Five women with it, half-sisters by the name Juana, are the leading roles in this mystery.

The show have a little bit of everything, a bit of paranormal, incest, transition, family ties, sex (not too much and not showing too much either), gay, love, evil, trust (or distrust), trafficking and a million other things.

The plot unravels really well and it's not hard to follow the creators vision. Intriguing drama of five sisters bonding not only by the same father.

Good plot, good acting, it's a mystery, drama series with good thought out storylines. You want to keep watching. Hope this series will be renewed for a season 2.

Good series and exciting mysteries or should I say puzzles to solve. The first half of the series I really liked and the mystery keeps you interested.

In the second part it seemed like everyone lost their braincells. What happened? Did they switch writers? It gets a little boring and very frustrating because everyone seems so naive and the decisons make zero sense. It gets good in the end again.

It's worth watching if you can endure the stupdity in a couple episodes you'll enjoy it even more. Beautiful actors and nice pace of the series. You'll grow to like some characters.

7.5 for season one. Would have been 8 if it wouldn't have changed so much in the middle of the series.

Well it's not just a story of 5 beautiful women but also includes women trafficking, money laundering and murders. One dialogue at the very end of the series "the real badasses aren't the ones who live at the top penthouses. It's those of us who live in the basement." concludes this series perfectly.

A remake of a Colombian telenovela, La Juanas (1997) originally written by Bernardo Romero Pereira. Modern high quality cinematography in Dolby Vision HDR. Setting in Mexico. Lots of eye candy.