La dueña

Not only did this series not have any sort of plot, but whatever traces of a plot it did have were unnecesarily portrayed in the most overcomplicated way possible. The acting was sometimes nice yet mostly not good. The storytelling was garbage and gave me literal headaches, only to make me stop caring about whatever was going on about halfway through. They would try to force and build up all of this mystery that felt straight out of an anime, I've seen Detective Conan episodes achieve this vibe and pull it off greatly, but when it's done with actual people with Argentinian accents, it just looks stupid. For a "telenovela", if you will, with so few episodes, so much time was wasted on things like celebrity cameos, which made the pacing of the "storytelling" feel even worse. There's no main character even when it's SO meta about Mirtha Legrand. The science didn't make any sense, just like the business stuff. And don't even get me started on its portrayal of lesbians. The only redeemable things are Mirtha Legrand's outfits and Brenda Gandini's performance (and her outfits sometimes too - her character had a very clear misunderstanding of what appropriate business attire means and I enjoyed it).

If a 7-year-old with basic business and family knowledge had written this, it might have been better than the type of improvisation all the actors were doing. A fictional company based on the protagonist's life. A not-so-fictional fiction that was boring and dizzying with so many twists and so little credibility. Nobody was willing to stand out because the material didn't allow it. The sets are built with the most basic elements. That uncomfortable, high-pitched little music with a tone that was completely out of place in certain moments of tension. Going over and over the same themes and having an absurd phrase about the owner. An absurd disappointment.

Seen on July 7, 8 and 9 of 2025 on youtube.