Las hijas de la Señora García

Poorly written, retrograde, and overblown. While those three descriptors can sometimes make a telenovela entertaining, in this case the effect is tedious unimaginative, and grating. I'm loath to spend more time writing a review of such a simplistic, dull endeavor. Barely a handful of episodes in, and I'm convinced that the director is an inveterate sadist which is the only excuse I can imagine for inflicting such misery upon the viewers of this dismal enterprise. If you enjoy watching characters committed to repeated stupidity, zero self-awareness, and with communication skills easily surpassed by those of toddlers, then Las Hijas de la Señora García is for you.

I like the story line, but man, some of the characters where OVER THR TOP!! Typically a big fan of Oka Giner, but good Lord, all she did was whine, throw temper tantrums and act childish. It got really old really quick. For someone that wants to be tough and independent, her mannerisms were anything but. Ela Velden was another one that whined and cried all the time. I would have abandoned their mother the moment I was of legal age. The woman that plays Susana did nothing but over act. She yelled, cried and was hysterical the majority of the time. It gets super annoying.

But, I do enjoy the story and the premise.

I loved it from the beginning to the end. True the ending could have been a little bit more exciting, but all an all, it was very good. I also loved all the actors. Great job! Love Brandon....all of them. Just when I thought I new what was going to happen, I was hit with a surprise. I was hoping that Valeria would have stayed with Arturo, and glad that her sister finally made up with the father of her baby. I did not care at all for Camila. What a selfish brat, and glad her brother Leonardo woke up and saw what his darling of a wife was all about. She really got what she deserved.. I was sorry that Laura Flores had such a small role in this novela.