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A series that evokes nostalgia and shows that it is still possible to make good television without having to resort to vulgarities and appealing to sexuality.

Although in the first episodes it's a little difficult, both for the viewer and for the series itself, to reconnect with the original version, as the series progresses you can not only to link with the previous plot, but also to be introduced to a new fresh plot that makes this sequel fun and interesting.

It is important to applaud and recognize the talent of the actors who were part of the original version and who are also part of the current series. These actors show that talent does not diminish over the years, on the contrary, they managed to give life, continuity and luster to their characters.

Keep in mind that it is not necessary to know in detail the original version to enjoy this series, only a general knowledge of this highly recognized story is enough to enjoy this new version.

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.