Consuelo

What a clean production, the scripts if funny and spontaneous!! The whole idea and concept are amazing, it takes you to an amazing place and makes you laugh, this is even a 1950s story that is totally progressive and breaks the novela or the same old style. This is a worldwide-class TV series in execution, production, and script!

It shows a real Mexico without drama or stereotypes. It shows a side of the high-class Mexico that we rarely see in TV series. I simply think that having a Mexican production with a 9+ on IMDb is fantastic!!!

Congratulations.

The only caveat, the kid who plays the son, needs to push himself and work harder for next season. His lack of acting techniques hurts the other Actors, to say the least, he is bad. But he will be fine if he pushes himself.

Consuelo revolves around the life of its main character beautifully portrayed by Cassandra Sanchez Navarro. Her performance brings depth and emotion to the character,making her truly memorable. Catherine Saichoque and Erick Chapa as the famous Dr. Palomares Eileen Yañez as Matilde and all others deliver outstanding performances,adding layers of complexity o the story. One cannot overlook the inocence and remarkable performance of Consuelos son and daughters beautifuly played by Sofia Monarrez as Martha Patricia Portillo Alexander Ventosa as Andres Portillo and Camila Nuñez as Cecilia Portillo. The chemistry among them is palpable,drawing us in and keeping us invested in the characters journeys."Consuelo" is a must-watch for those who appreciate great storytelling with refine humour excelent scripts and a whole new 1950s concept in a story,its a superb production!! .

In the gripping series Consuelo, each actor delivers a tour of performance that elevates the storyline to mesmerizing heights. From the protagonist's nuanced portrayal of Consuelo's resilience to the supporting cast's compelling interpretations of their roles, every actor shines with authenticity and depth.

Led by Cassandra Sanchez Navarro, Consuelo's journey is brought to life with a captivating blend of vulnerability and strength. Their portrayal effortlessly captures the emotional complexities of the character, drawing viewers into Consuelo's world with each scene. Whether navigating moments of triumph or facing formidable challenges, the actors' dedication to their craft is evident, creating a compelling and relatable central figure.

The supporting cast, including Catherine Saichoque, Erik Chapa, Loncoln Palomeque, Alexander Ventosa, Sofia Monarres, and Camila Nuñes, enriches the narrative tapestry with their impeccable performances. Each brings a unique perspective to their respective roles. Their chemistry with the lead actor enhances the ensemble dynamic, ensuring that every interaction feels authentic and emotionally resonant.

Overall, Consuelo stands as a testament to the power of exceptional acting. The cast's remarkable performances not only captivate audiences but also imbue the series with a sense of realism and emotional depth. As viewers embark on Consuelo's transformative journey, they are treated to a masterclass in storytelling brought to life by an ensemble of talented actors who leave an indelible impression long after the credits roll.

I enjoyed the roles played by Catherine Saichoque and Casandra Sanchez Navarro and can not forget to mention the outstanding acting by her son in fiction Andres Portillo played by Alexander Ventosa who made us feel how was the youth in the hi society in Mexico in the 50,s it was exceptional and tender.