Alguien te Mira is an entertaining telenovela, and like most novelas, it requires suspension of belief.
The cast, of course, is over the top good looking. They spend a lot of time in bathing suits, underwear, and most of it is purely gratuitous.
At some points, especially early in the series, the characters seem to be too immature to be doctors, or other professionals. The doctors are a big train wreck at the beginning of the story, and as their lives get caught up in the hunt for a serial killer, they become tattered wreckage. For a soap opera, that's good.
You keep watching, because everyone is so good looking, but suspense builds when we learn the serial killer has been on our screens the whole time.
The overall story is good. Some of the secondary stories are a bit silly.
This is a good escape from stressors in the real world.
I watch telenovelas mainly to improve my Spanish, which I started studying two years ago. They're very helpful in that area.
The cast, of course, is over the top good looking. They spend a lot of time in bathing suits, underwear, and most of it is purely gratuitous.
At some points, especially early in the series, the characters seem to be too immature to be doctors, or other professionals. The doctors are a big train wreck at the beginning of the story, and as their lives get caught up in the hunt for a serial killer, they become tattered wreckage. For a soap opera, that's good.
You keep watching, because everyone is so good looking, but suspense builds when we learn the serial killer has been on our screens the whole time.
The overall story is good. Some of the secondary stories are a bit silly.
This is a good escape from stressors in the real world.
I watch telenovelas mainly to improve my Spanish, which I started studying two years ago. They're very helpful in that area.
