Hierro

I'm so glad I came across this gem of a mystery. It has everything you could want- a dramatic landscape beautifully captured, an intriguing mystery with an original storytelling arc, and well developed characters. Highly recommended!

I found this series quite by accident. It has been a joy from the very first episode. I knew nothing about las Islas Canarias-now they are definitely on my list to visit. The scripts are intriguing, the acting impeccable. Candela and Diaz are tops. Hate to see this series end. Well done. Thank you!

Watching this enjoyable series to the end today did not disappoint. The ending was as unpredictable and believable as were most episodes. The acting was above average and the characters well written, as was the main storyline. The setting added a certain feel to the series and the pace was a nice welcome from the often frantic type shown by many others of this genre. A very good series and although it has ended, better on such a high note and with good entertainment value. The main actors were excellent in their roles and the location of Hierro gave it that extra dimension that added to the suspense. Kudos to the cast and crew.

You won't find a better one on Spanish TV. Candela Peña does her lifetime performance. The pace is perfect, the scenery incomparable and never found a show where it was more decisive in the plot. Sad there won't be a third season...

A thriller series that is well worth seeing in a fantastic landscape. The best: The police get to know regional traditions from the police investigations, the landscape and the economic misery are addressed. Due to a lack of jobs, the locals are dependent on the favor of the plantation owner Antonio Díaz (Darío Grandinetti), who plays really convincing. The series remains exciting and convincing until the end. Very nice. Murder in Paradise.