The Spanish success of Netflix that reaches the international Top 2

The Spanish production from Netflix has once again demonstrated its success with the premiere of Manual for Young Ladies, a series that has quickly climbed to the Top 2 internationally on the platform in just two weeks, capturing the attention of viewers in more than 66 countries. This fiction, which debuted on March 28, is set in Madrid in 1880 and follows the story of Elena Bianda, a lady-in-waiting who faces an unexpected dilemma: falling in love with the suitor of one of her clients.

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Created by Gema R. Neira and María José Rustarazo, two authors with a solid track record on the platform and responsible for hits like Las chicas del cable and Alta mar, Manual para señoritas presents itself as a fresh proposal that evokes the aesthetic of Bridgerton. Both creators have managed to define a vibrant visual universe that, although not always adhering to temporal accuracy, provides a captivating backdrop for the story.

The series, composed of eight episodes, has been acclaimed by critics and viewers. Comments on platforms like IMDb highlight the witty humor and sarcastic exchanges between the couples, as well as its lightness and playfulness. The drama is never really tense, but there is enough intrigue, hidden secrets, and plot twists to maintain interest, comments one viewer. Another user emphasizes the visual quality of the production, with fast-paced dialogues and plots that ensure an immersive experience.

With Manual for Young Ladies, Netflix continues to consolidate its position in the international series market, demonstrating that productions from Spain can offer innovative and appealing content that resonates with diverse global audiences.