Eva Lasting

Wow! This is a Latinamerican great realize. Maybe it's not a new story about teenagers falling in love and boys getting into troubles. But the story is continuously funny, unspected, lovely, and specially spontaneous.

Every character has been created like a real picture of a teenager. And everyone has been acted naturally and charmingly. Camilo is my favourite, obviously. What a plausible performance of Emmanuel Restrepo. Every body posture, every voice tone, every blinking was in the right moment, in the right line.

Congratulations for an amazing production recreating retro scenarios, bringing back fashion designs, automobiles, even social rules that today are questioned.

Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!

PS I want one or tow seasons more.

One of the best shows if not the best I've seen in my life, the script, the photography and all the elements are just so good! The director and everyone involved in this show has a clear image of Colombia and how they want to portray it. I'm so happy and I'm so proud that there's a show like this. Funny dramatic and it's just fantastic! Everyone has to see it.

It's so well put together and it really shows Colombian culture in a nutshell. Well done! And I can't wait to see more of this show or more like this! It's definitely an 11/10.

It really shows how creative the director is by the camera angles and colours. It's so much fun. If you haven't watched it yet.. what are you waiting for?

As someone who was at High School in the 70's , I really enjoyed this coming of age series. I liked the way a book was referenced in each episode, different & quite clever.

I enjoyed seeing the Colombian perspective , the historical storylines.

The only negative for me was the two main romantic characters just occasionally irritating me and poor Camillo's father who had quite a tough time for all 3 Seasons. Otherwise I would have given it a 10.

A lovely charming ensemble drama/comedy, some genuine heartfelt moments , a very lovely tv series to watch if you just wanted a pleasant escape from everyday life. Thoroughly enjoyable.

I really like this series, is a smart one, with a cleaver way of using resources like BOOKS (and not any kind of books, but hard ones haha) to guide you through the story.

Is also not afraid of touching hard topics like suicide, kidnaping, and other things that even nowadays are hard to talk.

Can be a little frustrating at times with how the relation of the main characters develop, but it's like well managed by the voice in off of older Camilo, the protagonist

Is an interesting look and remembrance of the period of time that many of the millennials and beyond generations doesn't know really about.

Season 1 trailer and cover photo caught my attention;

the plot, characters, casting, chemistry, sound/music, nostalgia, and cinematography reeled me in;

but it was the script, concept, and great writing that really cemented is as one of the BEST shows - specially on adolescence and philosophy.

Season 2 was even better than the first for me, though it was a close one. The character development was on point specially with the forward and backward development as it is in real life. I love that the characters actually act as kids their age and that adults act theirs too. The first half was like a preview of the first season plus much more, the second half was some sort of a sweet goodbye and a prologue for season 3..

I loved it and I'll definitely rewatch this a lot until the next season comes! Hopefully it wont disappoint.

The show wasn't perfect by all means, but it could be if you focus on all the great points and just enjoy it as it was presented.

P. S. I don't speak the language so I need english subtitles when I watch, so I hope they did a great job with translation.