Not to mention the fact that I most likely loved this show as a kid because I very much liked the character Alcachofa, but we won't talk about that.
#Spanish soap opera tv
As a kid, watching the TV show's theme song with kids on roller skates and scenes of the kids running and having fun made me jealous of the main character Sofia who found the freedom to discover the many wonderful and, at times scary, tadventures of the mansion! Soon the main character's best friends come to share these amazing journeys with her. Backstory - Alegrijes are known to be the "Happies" that are able to push through and never lose their hope in life despite the hardships, as opposed to Rebujos, who are "Grumpies" through and through. This show was just like a Disney fairytale with a haunted mansion, the stepmother, and the many adventures. the following scene had me on my toes the first time I watched it. Though she's discreetly in love with a man, she is coerced into marrying another for his money and a more promising future. Roughly translated, this soap opera's title is "What Life Took From Me," and it is centered around a gorgeous young woman raised to believe that social appearances and wealth are the most important things in life. If you are all for the cliche of "What Goes Around Comes Around" and the common storyline of families climbing social statuses through marriage, then this is a telenovela you don't want to miss out on. Let me just go ahead and say that as a kid, I literally wanted to be Maite Perroni who played "Lupita." I had all the dolls and most of the posters, so safe to say I was a tad bit obsessed. If you love sassy characters with "fresa" attitudes (think snobby personality) then this is a show for you! If you happen to finish all 440 episodes too fast, I'd recommend going on to listen to the band "RBD." They no longer are a band but used to be a recurring band on MTV Tres. The plot for this telenovela follows six students who find a common interest in their love of music. The targeted audience for this show was a young Mexican audience. "Rebelde" is a Mexican soap opera that aired in 2004 for two years.
Here are my five personal favorites that I would still sit down and binge-watch today: 1. The plot twists are enough to entangle you and get you hooked on the story that's happening before your eyes. Whether it was a telenovela my parents had seen as children and were sharing with us, or it was a completely new storyline, we all paid very close attention to the screen. However, each night we sat together as a family to watch Mexican Soap Operas that kept us entertained for at least an hour before bedtime. You would think that with five kids my parents dealt with more than enough drama to last them several lifetimes over.
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