Violetta

i love it, i watched every single episode, the first episodes are a little introductory but then it turns awesome for a teenage girl to watch... i watch it everyday on DisneyChannel! the best episodes cone after the 40th... I'm so happy the second season is coming! the series is airing in all LatinAmerica,Italy,France,Spain,Russia,Israel, etc. summary the series talks about Violetta a musically talented teenage girl(17) that goes back to Argentina to live with his Dad and his dad's girlfriend(jade). Violetta's mom was a singer that died in a car accident when she was a baby... Violetta knows little about her because her German(dad) is afraid that Violetta wants a singing career too, so she doesn't know about it.Angie is Violetta's aunt, the last time she saw Violetta she was a girl so German does not really remember her and Violetta does not know about her or her grandma.Angie goes to Violetta's house to work as a governess just to be close to her and to give her advices on love, teenage life etc just like a mother would do and also to protect her from Jade that wants Violetta OUT of her way. then Angie encourages Violetta to secretly(from German) to enter to a Music school Called Studio21 where she meets her friends,Ludmila the diva girl, and Leon her 2nd love interest.she met Tomas her 1st love interest the 1st day she came from Spain, and from the first time she saw him she madly fell in love but when she enters to the Studio21 their love will be interrupted by Leon and Ludmila.......

the series is better watched in the original language because the dub made on other countries is not that well done

I love this series so much! The characters, the songs, it's so nostalgic!

I'm twenty-one, currently I only watched the first season (dubbed into Italian) and I liked it. Martina Stoessel has a beautiful voice, four/five songs are stunning and there are touching moments, or that make the heart beat. Follow the story of this girl who tries to fulfill her dreams in secret is exciting, and, when she's likely to be discovered, you hold your breath. The last seven or five episodes, when the whole truth comes out, are done well. But, as far as such a story is engaging, there are some flaws. The first and foremost is that eighty episodes are too many, really too many. Several dialogues are recycled endlessly ("you have to tell the truth," "no, I can't, he wouldn't understand, but sooner or later I will"), the two/three times the truth comes out, a word game is enough to forget everything, and the fourth time that Violetta's father is likely to discover her, the only thing you can do is huff. The fight between the two boys for Violetta is exhausting for nerves because she's terribly indecisive and, even when she seems to have chosen one, she continues to upset the other, only to reject him again. Some of the characters are exaggerated and created to be ridiculous, not at all credible. Perhaps all this, however, isn't annoying for the younger, the target to which the series aims (I think up to thirteen years), but to me, often, yes. So, to conclude: an enjoyable series, with nice music, nice story and nice female lead, but that can be improved a lot. Filing defects, removing all unnecessary events and rehashing something, in thirty-five episodes it could still have been a beautiful and compelling series. More quality at the expense of quantity, please. Now I look forward to the second season on free television.

People are really overanalyzing this show and seem to forget it was made for KIDS. I grew up with it and absolutely adored it. I did not notice anything wrong, I just enjoyed the beautiful songs and cheesy storylines. Rewatching it now, as I tend to do sometimes, of course I see how some parts weren't the best but for my childhood self this show was a big part of my life and I loved it.

The show Violetta has a lot of unique things about it. From love, to heartbreak, family, and following your dreams while trying to find you place in this world. The singing in Spanish is amazing, I wish for the English version for the singing they would've left that part out let them singing in Spanish and then let them speak in English for the speaking parts. Overall, it's so magical and very entertaining to watch. You don't need a laugh track to make Violetta what it is. I admire her for not letting anyone get in the way of what she is born to do. She is a very pretty girl and a great friend, it's a great they don't show us a Zoey Brooks (Mary Sue) type of girl with the female characters on this show; Violetta came from a wealthy home but lost her mother so young, never made any friends in her and never gone to an actual school. She had to overcome those hardships to fight for her dreams. So inspirational.