Aquí no hay quien viva

I haven't seen quite many comedy sitcoms from Spain, but to be honest I don't think there would be many better shows than this one out there. By the time I'm writing this review I'm by the end of Season 3, and though the show was very funny at first sight, the more crazy events you watch happen to these neighborhood the more you fall in love with the characters, until you reach a point where doesn't matter what they're doing, but you laugh because of HOW they're doing it or WHO does it, and after watching all these people facing highs and lows through 50 episodes of hours of pure bliss and hilarious moments, I can proudly say that this show has something than none other has: it feels almost like they were real persons, because these last months haven't been easy for me in my personal life, and during this period the only distraction I had to disconnect from my troubles was to sit on the couch, turn on the TV and watch this show with my dad and my brother. So yeah, they have been like a second family to me, and that's an unusual thing to say for a TV series, and that's why this show is so important in my life right now and it'll be until I finish it.