Gloria Trevi: Ellas soy yo

First of all, I don't hate Gloria Trevi, I remember her since a child growing up and listening to one of her songs from Teresa even though I don't listen much of her songs anymore, but still respect her as a Talented Artist.

However, when it comes to the series, the setting, the cast, and the story is so bad because everything looks so modern that doesn't adapt into the past. It doesn't look so antique like the hotels are just black-and-white walls shown in the series. The hairstyles are like today's looks that I seen multiple colors that these trends have as well as blondes and platinum. The buildings aren't as old As they should. The actress who is playing the main character is terrible lip singing that can't even follow Gloria's

My overall conclusion is the series is so bad that I don't feel any connection to the past that makes the series so cheap and very tacky for television network to not to make the past "The past". So they can just maybe try to improve surrealism rather than modern realism in my point of view.

I'm in chapter 25 so exited today we get 5 more chapters. It gives me chills and make me understand so clearly how things happened. And her lyrics my Gosh! How blind everyone was. She was crying for help. And despite of the other person's review that doesn't want to see so much abuse. Hello!!! I has to be told. Imagine living like that for so many years how could she not be brainwashed? I love you Gloria! So proud of you and your guts to tell us your story in so much detail. You have an amazing courage and what you done and how you raised to the top is incredible!!!! Bravo!!! Can't wait to see it all!!!

Absolutely beautifully told. Thank you for sharing. While watching the series, I cried, I was frightened, I was angry. And I cried & clapped of joy when good things happened. My emotions were with them and my heart and arms poured out to them. The situation wasn't easy for any of them. They lived with a pedophile, a dangerous manipulator who caused bodily and mental abuse. Using blame and creating enemies within themselves. Liliana, the rebel, as she called herself, is my favorite person. They were all victims of him, yet they were all guilty towards each other. May they fully heal from the burden they may still carry. Not to forget, and not to repeat it. I too am, Ellas.

Twenty five years ago Gloria Trevi, Sergio Andrade and Mary Boquitas were arrested on charges of corrupting minors. It's not a secret the only reason they got away of that was because Sergio Andrade's brother was a congressman.

Now we have this bio-serie from Gloria Trevi's point of view. She seems to remember every single detail of the violence she suffered, however, she has been having problems remembering the violence she put other victims through. How convenient!

Let me clarify something, I wouldn't have a problem beleiving that she was actually just another victim, however, her side of the story doesn't match the statements of other the other victims, on the contrary, they pointed her as a strong piece of the gang.

Just in this year Gloria Trevi is facing new lawsuits, however we don't see that in any episode, we don't see either any input of the other victims, just hers, why? Because that doesn't match with her agenda!

"Gloria TREVI, ellas soy yo" is an exceptional series that stands out for its extraordinary storytelling crafted by the talented writer Eric Vonn. Vonn's ability to adapt Gloria Trevi's life into a compelling narrative is truly commendable. He delicately weaves together the highs and lows of her journey, capturing the essence of her struggles, triumphs, and ultimate transformation.

The production of the series, led by the brilliant Carla Estrada, is nothing short of excellent. Estrada's expertise in creating captivating television shows shines through in every aspect of this production. The attention to detail, meticulous set designs, and stunning visuals transport viewers into Gloria Trevi's world, immersing them in the story.

One of the standout aspects of the series is the impeccable casting choice. Each actor brings depth and authenticity to their respective roles. The chemistry among the cast members is palpable, enhancing the overall viewing experience. The actors' ability to embody the essence of their characters and convey their emotions with such conviction is a testament to their talent and the casting director's keen eye for selecting the right individuals.

Furthermore, the series successfully captures the essence of Gloria Trevi's musical legacy. The incorporation of her iconic songs into the storyline adds an extra layer of depth and emotional resonance. The music becomes a character in itself, bringing further life to the narrative and creating a profound connection between the viewers and the story being told.

Beyond the exceptional writing, production, and casting, "Gloria TREVI, ellas soy yo" explores important themes such as resilience, empowerment, and the pursuit of one's dreams. It serves as a reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the transformative power of art. The series inspires viewers to confront their own challenges and embrace their true selves, just as Gloria Trevi did.

In conclusion, "Gloria TREVI, ellas soy yo" is an outstanding series that flawlessly combines the extraordinary work of Eric Vonn as a writer, Carla Estrada's excellent production, and a cast of actors who bring their characters to life with remarkable precision. It is a testament to the power of storytelling and its ability to captivate, inspire, and leave a lasting impact on its audience.