Bia

I absolutely loved this show! While it was not too different from other Disney Latino series ( Like soy luna or violetta) I think it was great. I loved the story line and the actors did well. The only thing is that it ended too soon. Though it was hundred and twenty episode plus a special one the ending was a HUGE cliff hanger and season 3 should have been made. Overall good for entertainment and fun to watch. Also had a lot of good lesson included which I think were great from bullying to pear pressure.

100000% recommend it.

( I will say It was a little unrealistic in some parts. )

GREAT JOB!!!!!! 👏 👍👌

I don't understand all the fuss about this show, why do the "kids" look like old people? The actors don't look like teenagers at all, more like adults. There are a bunch of contrived characters, who talk and behave unrealistically, in a town where a series of implausible events occur. I can't stand the script, sorry, the plot doesn't make much sense. Although the only good things are Bia and Manuel, the actors.

In the series it is mentioned that the characters are 16 years old, but in reality, the actors are in their 20's to 30's years old, it is very sad, the actors act badly, and that makes the series not credible, although Isabela Souza and Julio are very talented, the series does not know how to take advantage of, or use their talent.

All the songs have too much auto-tune, thus letting their voice not be heard well and appreciated as it should be, because they use a lot of urban music.

In addition, the songs are mixed in Portuguese and Spanish, always repeating the same songs throughout the series, and it is not a very inclusive series.

All the time they film in the same places, whether it's Fundom, Laix, or Alex and Bia's house and the residence.

The series becomes very boring because the plot is very long, between the triangle and drama of Bia, Alex and his parents, and Manuel.

For a youthful series, it is too cliché and makes the story false.

In many episodes, there are mistakes that are seen in cameras.

The plot is very bad, the characters are boring, and not at all credible.

In general I wish I could be positive. I wish there was something fun in this series. I wish I could tell you that there's something worth seeing here.

But I'm sorry. It's not worth it.

A totally superficial and boring soap opera, very cliché, bad acting, poor character development, nothing entertaining at all. The directors who came up with this idea, it was good, but they didn't know how to develop it well, either because of the script, with those who approved it for production, or because of the actors who besides of acting badly, don't sing well.

The tv show, is too long and takes too many episodes to reach a conclusion and a breakthrough in the plot, the show never reaches a strong point where it grips the audience. And it is evident the lack of imagination and intellectual ambition, as well as the scarcity of money, in fact, this is the real reason why much of the Latin American Disney series, are so mired in deficiency, endlessly regurgitating the same old themes, and most of the time the same old plots, in the same old flat and drearily tiresome manner.

It's the same Disney LATIN AMERICA idea reused over and over again, the same thing, really, I'm not kidding. LITERALLY THE SAME.

As I know there will be people who will say it's not the same old recycled idea, here's an example, in Soy Luna: Luna, a foreigner who moved to Argentina. Bia, a foreigner who moved to Argentina. Ambar, the rich bad girl, Carmin, the rich bad girl.

The "mystery" they have to solve in Soy Luna is that they have to find out who Sol Benson is, what happened in the accident and who Luna's parents are. In Bia they have to find her missing sister and what happened in the accident. Anyway, I could criticize a lot more this poorly made series, with a bad idea, bad script and bad songs, but that would be a never ending story. The series is very cliché and lacks grace, originality and has a failed story in many ways.

What bothers me the most is that the story does not match the script. For example, you were born in Brazil and your mother tongue is Portuguese, your family lived in Brazil all your life, so, the most logical thing would be that you speak to each other in Portuguese, right, but in the series they speak to each other in Spanish (their second language while in reality you would speak your native language). Another example of the many I can give you is that Alex's mother forbids Manuel to be with Bia, what the ...? How the heck is his aunt going to forbid him to be in a relationship.

The "jokes" are so silly that the characters are more funny than the joke itself. The actors overact a lot. The songs are the worst I've heard in any Latin American series in all of Disney Latin America.