4 Spanish Netflix series you need to watch!

Looking for something to binge-watch is very hard, because Netflix does offer so many series, movies and documentaries from comedy to horror, Netflix has it all. But have you ever thought about watching a Spanish series? We have listed a few for you! These are the 4 Spanish series you need to watch:

1. La Casa de Papel (Money Heist)

This is an internationally successful series about a man who calls himself ‘‘el professor’’. He organizes with eight others the biggest heist in Spanish history: to print 2,4 milliards of euros in the Royal Mint of Spain. They have to take into account the hostages and the authorities. 

Have you already seen all the episodes of this series? Fortunately, Netflix will release the fourth season on April the 3rd! 

IMDb score: 8.5/10

2. Gran Hotel (grand hotel)

This series consists of three seasons, with a total of 122 episodes. They have made the series (almost) entirely in Palacio de la Magdalena in Santander, Cantabria. But where is this series about? The series is set in 1905 in a luxurious hotel. All the mystery surrounding the owners of the hotel and the hotel servants, give the watcher several detective stories. 

IMDb score: 8.4/10

3. Las chicas del cable (Cable girls)

This is a series that takes place in the 1920s in a telephone company in Madrid, the capital of Spain. At that time the telephone company was the only place that represents progress and modernity for women. Four girls with different backgrounds start working there as operators. 

IMDb score: 7.7/10 

4. Vis a vis (locked up)

Macarena Ferreiro is a young naive woman who falls in love with her boss, because of him she has committed several accounting manipulations and misappropriation crimes. She is accused of four tax crimes, and consequently, she is imprisoned at the Cruz del Sur Prison.

IMDb score: 8.3/10

Besides relaxing, watching series is also a good way of learning a new language, like Spanish. On our website, you can read more about the Spanish language. You can read the blogs ‘Let’s get Spanish!' or ‘What's it like to travel in Spain if you only know English?’