"Gossip Girl: Acapulco", the Mexican adaptation of "Gossip Girl", isn't a bad series, indeed. Writers know where they're going, and some themes are better handled compared to the U.S. version. Don't stop at the first episode, which doesn't stand out particularly, but watch four or five more before deciding if it's worth. The episodes and English subtitles are both available online.
Guys performances are ordinary; on the contrary, the girls know how to do: Sofía is aware of her mistakes and tries to fix them, doing her best; Oka Giner as Bárbara is sensational; Jenny and Vanessa don't bore; Francesca is terrifying, even more devious and bad than Georgina.
A shame that the music is a bit repetitive and Gossip Girl almost ignored; instead, I didn't feel the lack of Liliana and Marcelo, often left aside or slackers. I liked watching the series and I hope it gets a second season.
Guys performances are ordinary; on the contrary, the girls know how to do: Sofía is aware of her mistakes and tries to fix them, doing her best; Oka Giner as Bárbara is sensational; Jenny and Vanessa don't bore; Francesca is terrifying, even more devious and bad than Georgina.
A shame that the music is a bit repetitive and Gossip Girl almost ignored; instead, I didn't feel the lack of Liliana and Marcelo, often left aside or slackers. I liked watching the series and I hope it gets a second season.