What Life Took from Me

This novela was so good, so thrilling and spectacular.. it definitely messed up my emotions 😥 my favourite character was the villain though, Pedro Medina haha.

Thought the series was terrific. The acting was superb.

Ok I'm new to the Novelas I'll admit. And I watched this in Spanish with English subtitles. But we binge watched the whole 190 episode in a week that's how addictive it was. I thought it was very well written and incredibly well acted. I saw two bad reviews and I don't get that at all. It was nothing like I've ever seen on American TV. I've seen the lead Actress and Actor before and I think they're amazing as was the whole cast. It was definitely an emotional roller coaster. Maybe I need to see a lot more novelas to compare it to but I've seen a lot of movies and TV and I think this was one of the best things I've ever seen. Bravo to everyone involved.

I enjoy watching this TV series everyday I can not miss a single episode I at least watch it twice a day I enjoy it so much. If i ever do miss an episode i record the show so i can enjoy and watch it later on. Its drama and actors are just jaw dropping I truly enjoy sitting back and watching this TV series it is worth your time. I never did really love sitting back and watch TV series there was always to much drama or to much trouble and would easily annoyed me but this TV series in particular is not the case. This is the first TV series that ever calls my attention and I'm not much of a TV person. In all I would like to summarize this review on this TV show as an awesome worth watching show so take a seat and give it a chance the journey, suspense and drama in this TV series will be worth your time.

At first, I realized that the relationship between Montserrat and Alejandro was destructive. I also saw some scenes where Alejandro abused Montserrat out of jealousy. The protagonist suffers from emotional codependency due to pressure from her mother, Graciela, stemming from her financial ambition. The title of the television series is a clear reference to the fact that life robbed her of José Luis, Montserrat's true love, and it's a shame that the ending was left with questions and theories after José Luis's death.