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I love the show, I actually have been through all episodes. But I must say that I find absurd the fact that Alex, at the moment that he decides to became a boy, stared to use make up. Where are the producers??? has anybody been paying attention???

It's entertaining... that's it. The main idea is cool, production also and it is an original show. Loved Ale and Emiliano chemistry. But, why so many episodes? It feels like there ran out of stories and they haaave to create "trouble" to stay relevant, but it's not really working. It looks like all of the main characters have such poor decision making that it makes everything seem so fake. I wish they reconsider the dynamic of the show and come back with improvements. It's not too late.

The series started good, the first season was quite interesting (besides a few randomness). The second season didn't make any sense, quite rushed through and a lot of graphics towards the last 10 episodes. What was the point of making such a disastrous second season

I'd rate first season on 8 and second at 3.

Like the show, and Jimena's and chatita's scenes were entertaining and refreshing, loved them. Love also Alex conflict and how the series manage the LGTB theme sorrounding her. My problems with the show are: 1. Too many episodes. It could have been shorter and better. 2. No character development, specially main characters. They fell in and out of love, and it just didn't make sense. At times it felt that writers creativity was lacking. I think Mariana Treviño is a great actress but she was funnier in Club de Cuervos

You can tell the show is well produced and most of the actors are great. However, it's so so freaking slow, they could have easily cut the series in half. Nevertheless, this is perfect "background" tv. It's light, quirky, funny and long... Kudos to the actors who play Remedios and Jimena, they are extremely talented and make the show vastly better. I love anything with Mariana Treviño.