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People getting abused harmed and killed yet there's no sign of police.

A Netflix's serie that doesn't totally represent Mexico's people and culture. Although being common, approaches some issues that are always important to remind that exists in this world. Not diverse though, which can be a thing to improve. Compensates with the great production and direction in Episode 3. Huge scene. Looked very real.

As a mexican spectator I can only ask for more quality content of this kind. maybe its biggest flaw is a somewhat lack of originality, but it's a nice show for binge watching. great acting, great production, some predictable stuff and some unpredictable plot twists too.

overall: nice.

So Season 3 is more of the same with it continuing on until Graduation Day. Am disappointed with the relationships and has more whodunit mystery but kind of predictable. It is only a short season 3 with 8 episodes and enough is enough. Just when you think it is all over there is one last scene which suggest a season 4 may be coming but this should be enough really.

I'm mexican, so, for everyone out there saying that these actors look nothing like mexicans and all that, well that's the diversity of Mexico, we have people of all kind of color, race, ethnicity, social class. Mexico is not the typical stereotype of sombrero, mariachi, burro and that kind of stuff, and I love that Netflix is pitching TV shows that show this diversity, shows like this and El Club, also from Netflix, does that.

Now the show is really great, it's not a very original concept, but the themes and problematics are really important, not many mexican shows touch them. It's not a perfect show, but it's different. Obviously it has influences from Gossip Girl and Elite, so it makes it really interesting, the execution could be better though.

People should watch this, El Club, Ingobernable, Monarca, La Casa de las Flores and Club de Cuervos to see how diverse Mexico is.