Subgénero: Women’s fiction
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Elvira’s Secrets (Los secretos de Elvira)
The spy who changed the course of D-Day. Elvira Chaudoir, an upper-class Peruvian who settled in Paris at the outbreak of World War II, is an intelligent, attractive, elegant, wealthy, trilingual, bisexual young woman. A gambling and nightlife addict, she was fiercely independent and very classy… Elvira was always different from the rest. So…
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In Her Blood (En la sangre)
Champagne and crime. Eva Valverde lives in Barcelona, has two degrees and wears Prada. Years ago, she stole her first laptop from a table in the library where she studied, and that moment marked a turning point in her life. Now she is a professional pick pocketer, but she doesn’t only settle for stealing…
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Cappuccino Commotion
The road to maturity is not like in the movies. At the age of thirty-three, the protagonist decides to seize an opportunity offered by her job to leave her life in Barcelona and move to the central neighborhood of Lavapiés in Madrid. This wonderful opportunity to lose herself in the anonymity of a…
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The Miracle (El milagro)
It is never too late to fulfill your dreams. Juana, Dominga, Lucia and Soledad are a group of tender, very Christian grandmothers who live in a small town. This town saw them grow up, become wives, mothers, and grandmothers. Truth be told, they would have wanted much more for their lives, but they had…
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Bodies and Souls Saga (Bilogía Cuerpos y Almas)
If you could choose any body, who would you be tonight? Electra wears a red wig and knows how to attract everyone's attention with her latex clothes and her obsession with BDSM. Her nights are measured by orgasms and the wildest parties. Laura has blonde hair and only drinks expensive champagne. Minerva is not…
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Jawbone (Mandíbula) (Serie TV)
La perversión adolescente. Esta historia gira alrededor de un brutal secreto: por qué la profesora de lengua y literatura ha secuestrado a una de sus estudiantes en un colegio femenino de élite Opus Dei. Fernanda, la alumna secuestrada, es una fanática del cine de terror y de los creepypastas (historias de terror virales…
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HDP
When ambition knows no boundaries, and money is religion. HDP are the initials of Hugo David Prado, owner of Grupo Alfa, the largest business conglomerate in the country. As owner of more than one hundred companies, a bank and a television network, for this tycoon his religion is money. When a global pandemic hits…
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What Happened to Patricia Lukastic? (¿Qué se sabe de Patricia Lukastic?)
Pressure can either create diamonds or burst pipes. Patricia Lukastic is a young Argentinean tennis player; one of the most promising tennis players in the world. Coached by her father Elian, Patricia began winning local tournaments, and then quickly went on to win at huge international competitions like the Australian Open. She ascended quickly…
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The Weaving of Days (El tejido de los días)
A sewing workshop, a forbidden love and a big family secret. The year is 1950 and Julia, alone and pregnant, has just arrived in Zaragoza, a city that drags the consequences of the Civil War. Julia, although it is not going to be easy, has an economic peace of mind: the inheritance of Miguel,…
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Crime is Spelled with an A (Crimen se escribe con A)
Three dates, three alibis, one murderer. Rebeca Sanz is murdered in her home. Just before she takes her last breath, she manages to write her killer's name in her own blood, but when she is found, only the initial A remains. In the days prior, she had met three men through a dating service…
