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USA version.. I'm looking for the name n artist for the theme song.. anyone have a clue?

It is an interesting mini-series that it is worth it. it is about the dissappearence of Natalia, the daughter of a latin-speaking nurse that leaves the Mexico with her daughter to escape from her husband. After the disapperance of her daughter a lot of insident happens that make it diffucult to solve this over. Different people, different motives, but only one solution. Watch it as different storylines meets and how they interact to lead to the solve of th case!

This is a series that takes a little time to get rolling, but, trust me: the wait is worth it. A Latin-speaking mom, Monica, a nurse, leaves Mexico for Spain with her husband and teenaged daughter. Her husband had a shady background, and, soon, it appears people in Madrid are hunting for them. Why? Revenge, leverage for extortion? It's not clear. Enter a hit man, following the wife. The assassin, Daniel, is a lookalike for a young Beniccio Del Torre (actor's real name: Eduardo Noriega.. sounds fake). By pure coincidence, Monica saves Daniel's life after a public terrorist bombing. Daniel relents, keeps his 'hit' money, but starts to act as Monica's bodyguard.

When Monica's pretty daughter, Natalia goes missing, Daniel (who is actually a former cop, but washed out) offers to aid in finding her. Soon, Monica herself falls into enemy hands while chasing down leads. It's up to her husband, and Daniel to get to the bad guys in time. But can they rescue Natalia, who has been trafficked abroad, in time?

Edge-of-your-seat suspenseful, with brilliant use of coincidence, and a mix of connected characters, this top notch series makes it hard to shut off. Binge worthy indeed. Congrats, Netflix-you batted it out of the park with this one!

9/10

I certainly thought this was binge worthy for Netflix. I hope they have a second season of this to carry on the story.

There were twists and turns that came towards the end that made the storyline understandable. If the only criticism, is that it took awhile for the storyline to really get twisty.

All of the men are either bad or stupid, but the women are the victims and the heroines. Is there a subliminal message being put across?