Misfortune

This is the best example of the disastrous consequences of not knowing how or when to say enough! And try to extend a story that never had wings to fly.

While it is true that in the first episodes the series presents a Latin American novela-style story that could generate a certain degree of interest, as the episodes progress, the plot becomes boring and absurd (not to mention ridiculous and an insult to the viewer). This added to the fact that from the third or fourth episode onwards the actors, perhaps in an attempt to give life to their tired characters, enter into an insufferable avalanche of overacted, ridiculous and dull performances. Needless to say, how uncomfortable and unpleasant it was for me as a viewer to notice, in such an obvious and palpable way, how, as the episodes went by, it became so difficult for the actors to try to sustain the plot of a story that, perhaps with a little editing and common sense could have crossed the threshold of the ordinary.

Absolutely loved this show. The plot twists were everything and the actors as well - such a good cast. I hope they make a season 2 and we can see the rest of the storyline unfold. Also, the blend between the drama and the comedy is on point - very well mixed. I also loved how they portrayed the families and everyone's background because there are families like them in real life which is funny to see on screen. The mix between all these types of latinos also is so real - like the miami latinos, latinos raised in latino america, and the differences between those. Finally, what I most loved is the modern LGBTQ+ visibility in latino families with rafa and the cousin - super cool.