Entrevías

While the show is not a masterpiece, it fulfills its purpose gracefully and the cast is what it should, we are not going for an prize here but even Irene, not so experienced as the other actors, does it's role as a real Madrid posh girl, insecure and that thinks everything will be easy.

The boys feel like real suburb dangerous ones and J. Coronado and the rest of the cast do a good job having in mind that is a TV show with a limited budget.

If compared with similar shows, the way each episode end with a cliffhanger is simply impressive and as I see, hate actors is without doubt not positive at all and even dislike the show is an opinion to be respected, is not fair to blame on one actor or actress.

The granddaughter is a real fiasco. She's so far from the basic needs for acting. All the effort done was gone by this poor casting. She ruined the whole series.

I like the show because there a tons of teenagers like her out there and it would be nice to see someone do something about it. But I have zero understanding and empathy with her . It makes me so angry watching it ! Wouldn't help her anymore... not sure why the grandfather doesn't see it ... that's why I can't keep watching the show .

I liked the plot line in this story and the writing was pretty funny ("you have the psychological depth of a doorknob"; that's funny). I agree with the comments about the granddaughter.

Me personally, I would watch this series just to see Itziar Atienza, who has to be one of the most beautiful women breathing. She alone is worth the watch.

Having Coronado and Luis Zehara -top caliber actors- contrast to the horrible acting of Irene, the granddaughter!!! Hard to understand. She will probably be a great model , not an actress

Besides that, the tough situation of the poor in Madrid, the immigrants , the drug addicts, the way dealers took over hole barrios , the inefficiency of the police and the vicious circle they live in is well illustrated. Language used is as sarcastic as it can be. Hope the English translation honors that sarcasm.