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At no. 7 The House of Flowers, The House of
Flowers (Spanish: La Casa de las Flores)
is a Mexican black comedy-drama
television series, released on August 10,
2018 on Netflix. The story follows
dysfunctional upper-class Mexican family
that owned a prestigious florists and the
struggling cabaret, both called 'The House
of Flowers' premiered on October 18, 2019
and the final season was released on
April 23, 2020. A short film special called
The House of Flowers Presents: The
Funeral premiered on November 1, 2019 and
a YouTube TV special was released on
April 20, 2020. At no. 6 Cable Girls,
Cable Girls (Spanish: Las chicas del cable) is a
Spanish period drama web television
series produced by Netflix. The first
season consisting of eight episodes,
premiered on Netflix worldwide on April
28th, 2017. In 1928 in modern
telecommunications company begins to
operate in Madrid. The series tells of
how the lives of four young women change
after they start working for this
company which offers them decent pay and
some independence. Each of the four is
attached in different ways to their
families, partners or memories but they
develop close friendships among the
group. The show reveals the hardships
that working women faced in 1920s Spain,
and especially the severe restrictions
on the rights of Spanish women in a
male-dominated society. The final season
was released on Netflix On February 14,
2020. At no. 5 El Chapo, El Chapo is a
crime television series, co-produced by
Netflix and Univision and premiered on
April 23, 2017 on Univision before airing
on Netflix worldwide. The series recounts
the beginnings of Joaquin El Chapo
Guzman in 1985, when it was a low-level
member of the Guadalajara Cartel, his
rise to power as the head of the Sinaloa
Cartel and his downfall. The third season
premiered on July 9, 2018
on Univision and on July 27, 2018 on Netflix.
At no. 4, Club Crows, Club
de Cuervos, also known as Club of
Crows is a Mexican comedy-drama web
television series, is premiered with its
full first season on August 7, 2015. It's
the first Spanish language Netflix
original series. Set in the fictional
city of Nuevo Toledo, Mexico, the series
focuses on the Cuervos FC, a
football team that faces an identity
crisis after the taste of its owner
Salvador Iglesias Sr. Due to male
dominant cultural attitudes, his son
Chava is quickly chosen to take on the
role of new president despite the fact
that his sister Isabel,is considered to be
better suited to run the team. Isabel is
resentful of Chava and his position as
leader and vows to do whatever possible
to take his place as president. The
series also explores and relationships
between the players on the team and how
they are impacted by Chava's decisions.
Final season of the series premiered on
January 25, 2019. At no. 3 Locked Up,
Locked Up, originally titled in Spanish
as Vis A Vis (meaning "face to face"), is a
Spanish serial drama television
series, premiered on April 20 2015.
Macarena Ferreiro is a young naive woman
who falls in love with her boss and,
because of him, commits several
accounting manipulation and
misappropriation crimes. She is accused
of four tax crimes and consequently she's
imprisoned at the Cruz del Sur Prison as
a precautionary measure with very high
bail set. when the premise of the series
was first announced it was immediately
compared to American television series
Orange is the New Black and some media
accused it of being a mere copy.
However, when the pilot episode was
screened for critics they noted both
series are different in tone as Locked
Up is mostly a thriller while Orange is
the New Black is a comedy-drama. The
series received favorable reviews. At
no. 2 Gran Hotel,
Gran Hotel, (English: Grand Hotel) is a
Spanish drama television series. It first
aired on Antenna 3 in Spain on 11
October, 2011 and on Sky Arts 1 in the UK
on 18 November 2012. The events take
place in 1906-1907 in Spain, near a
town called Cantaloa. The working
class Julio Olmedo arrives at the
luxurious Grand Hotel to visit her
sister Cristina, who works there as a
maid and who has recently been promoted
to floor manager. Julio is told by a
waiter that Cristina was fired for
theft a months before, a story Julio
does not believe. He's convinced
something happened to her at the hotel
and there was a cover-up. He takes a job
there as a waiter under the name Julio
Espinosa to investigate her sister's
disappearance. He is also suspicious of
things happening at the hotel. As of
August 2019, episodes can be streamed on Netflix
with English subtitles. Here comes no.
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Money Heist, Money Heist (Spanish: La Casa
de papel, "The House of Paper") is a Spanish
hiest crime drama television series.
The series was initially intended as a
limited series to be told in two parts.
It had its original run of 15 episodes
on Spanish Network Antena 3 from 2
May, 2017 through 23 November, 2017.
Netflix acquired global streaming rights
in late 2017. Set in Madrid, a mysterious
man known as 'The Professor' recruits a
group of eight people who choose cities
for code names to carry out an ambitious
plan that involves entering the Royal
Mint of Spain and escaping with 2.4
billion Euros. In the events succeeding
the initial heist the group is forced
out of hiding and finds themselves
preparing for a second heist, this time on
the Bank of Spain as they again deal
with hostages and police forces. The
producers regarded the cultural identity
as an important part of the personality
of the series, as it made the story more
relative for viewers. After the move to
Netflix, the series remained the most
followed series on Netflix for six
consecutive weeks and became one of the
most popular series on IMDb.
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