Puerta 7

A refreshing change to the typical South American series. Don't expect an Argentinian version of 'Green Street,' as you will be disappointed. The focus of this series is the culture , corruption, politics and criminality surrounding a fictitious football club in the suburbs and the lives of the people who run it. Although it is a slow burner at times, there is enough drama to keep the viewer entertained. I was hooked , a great watch!!

Es un gran cambio a las típicas series de Suramérica. No esperes una versión argentina de la película inglesa 'Green Street, 'ya que te decepcionarás. El enfoque de esta serie es la corrupción, la política y la delincuencia alrededor de un club de fútbol ficticio y las vidas de los personajes que lo administran. Aunque sea un poco lento, a veces hay suficiente drama que entretiene al espectador. Me ha encantado. Lo recomiendo a ojos cerrados.

The main character, Lomito, is a terrible actor. What a waste. Where are the good old actors from Argentina?

The plot could have been better, and with more action, it is not bad, however in my case I lost the focus therefore I could not pass the 1st chapter

When in episode 1 I already pause the series every few minutes to grab my cell phone, get a drink or play with the cats, I already know that it will not be a great success.

Hmm, I don't know. Had a different expectation: tension, darkness, drugs, hooligans ... But it's actually a bit boring. Little happens.

It annoys me that a young woman thinks she can handle the entire system on her own and also manages to do everything. Totally not credible.

But the most annoying thing is the music / tunes in between the scenes. A guitar chord that reminds me of Married with Children, The Nanny and those kind of programs. Of those silly tunes at all times without any purpose.

In short: a very moderate series.

I'm a huge fan of argentinian cinema, but what a disappointment this series is.

Terrible acting, terrible story, full of clichés and plot holes.

The director, Israel Adrian Caetano, is a very good one, as he already proved in "Oso Rojo" - one of my favorite action films - and "Pizza, birra, faso", an argentinian classic. The problems here are with the script and acting.

It's a shame that such a rich and full of possibilities theme as the argentinian football and its barra bravas was so wasted like this.