De brutas, nada

This is the second time I watch a Mexican " comedic" series (first was Sobrevivir Soltero) and it had the same problems. It starts with a good idea, likeable characters, a few very good moments, then it bursts like a soap bubble. In both cases, the first series was good enough to make you wait for the following, but instead of having the same atmosphere, the second series was just a mosaic of stressfull situations and nasty people doing nasty things masked as a comedy. If that's because of a lack of ideas or just a poor choice I don't know, but it sure is a missed opportunity. Makes you want to stop watching it, so definitely the latter.

I loved it, the acting was great and super natural, the combination of Mexican and Colombian producers was good, I hope they continue to make good quality series like this, It reflects the latin way of the new generations, good job!!

This TV series has very good production values: nice editing, music, locations, etc. The acting is quite good (except for the horrible kids) and the story is predictable but entertaining, at least by season 1.

Then there's S2. It remains with high production values, but the general story is just boring and pretty much absurd. The first two episodes resolves the main situation that is exposed on the trailer and S1, but later episodes are just boring, random, ridiculous and uninteresting. The first season was good overall but the secon one is SO bad, I won't watch or recommend it ever again.

Horrible acting, horrible script, most of the episodes are boring with forced situations and forced actions.

It's full of cliches and stereotypes, I understand is a romantic comedy, but come on, we're in the 21th century.

Most of the conflicts are easy to guess how they will be solved and other parts of the script are like just the director doesn't know what he's talking about.

Las trama es muy, muy tonta y la mayoría de los personajes son muy desagradables. Graciela es un monstruo. No pierdas tu tiempo.