Series tip: Mujeres Asesinas Posted by Adir on Nov 15, 2010 in Spanish Culture, Videos
Mujeres Asesinas is an Argentinean psychological thriller and drama in which at the beginning of each episode a woman commits suicide. These women were killers and Doctor Sofía Capellán and her team of experts try to solve the murders these women perpetrated, which were cause by revenge, resentment, rage, hate, despair, fear, anger and also solitude. If you like CSI-style drama, that’s your show, and even better, ¡en español!
I particularly liked the Mexican version because its Youtube account contains entire episodes and you can subscribe to see updates. You can watch the whole Martha Asfixiante episode below. Remember, the more real Spanish input you get, the better your listening and speaking skills will be. Espero que les guste.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sptQ4vibGpc
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About the Author: Adir
English / Spanish teacher and translator for over 20 years. I have been blogging since 2007 and I am also a professional singer in my spare time.
Comments:
Charles Laster:
Good Lord, this looks like a good series, attractive actresses, good visuals, so how come our crime drama, except for law and Order: SVU, are so lame?
Adir Ferreira:
Hey, Charles, it actually is a very good series. You should definitely check it out!
Thanks for stopping by!
andreas:
Hola, Adir
te agradezco mucho la película. Es muy importante hallar algo nuevo para ver o leer a fin de que los estudios progresen constantemente.
Andreas
andreas:
Hola otra vez.
He visto el capítulo. No lo veré otra vez. Me pongo siempre muy triste cuando algo tan horrible sucede a los niños. Pero la serie es muy buena. Voy a ver otros capítulos.
Andreas
carlos:
actually at the biggining each womans murder is discoverd by someone or it starts off by the woman talking to the DIEM none of the other women take there lives only this one :{
Margaret Nahmias:
I saw a little bit of the second season of the Mexican version, it seemed a little dark to me.