Hola amigos y queridos lectores, hoy les traigo una reseña de una serie que quizás no conozcan y les pueda interesar ver. No suelo ver series que no me recomienden, pero algunas veces aparece un tráiler, o una portada interesante, y decido darles una oportunidad. Algunas veces resulta muy bien y descubro un tesoro en bruto. Esto me paso hace unas dos semanas con una serie de Netflix, llamada Virgin River o Un lugar para soñar.
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Nunca había oído hablar de ella, pero apareció muchas veces su portada en el inicio, y un día decidí verla. Desde su inicio ya me atrapó, con la narración, la protagonista y usando el elemento pasado presente de una manera que te mantiene en el misterio hasta contarte todo. Solo que lo hace de a poco, dándole sentido con el presente.
Virgin River, cuenta la historia de Mel Monroe, una joven enfermera y partera de Los Angeles, que decidí tomar un puesto de un año como enfermera practicante en un pequeño pueblo en las montañas, para tener un nuevo inicio, solo que en ese pequeño pueblo encontrará mucho mas que un escape, encontrará un hogar.
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Mel tiene un pasado duro y triste, y decide intentarlo, a pesar de los problemas con el medico familiar con el trabajará, el pueblo y más. Conocerá gente asombrosa, especialmente se hará amiga de un hombre con un pasado duro, pero un corazón tierno.
Un lugar para soñar, tiene tres temporadas de 10 episodios cada una, y te presentará varios personajes secundarios que te agradarán, así como los odiaras en algunos momentos:
Jack, Hope, Preacher, Charmaine, Brady, Paige, Lilly, Mark, Joey, y el Doc. Personajes que a veces son héroes y a veces villanos. A veces no los soportas y a veces sientes ternura o compasión, pero en la vida real todos somos así, podemos ser héroes o villanos según la historia y el narrador.
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Ahora, les cuento que Un lugar para soñar, es una adaptación de una saga enorme de libros, que al menos tiene 25 libros publicados hasta hora y son de Robyn Carr. Y me he propuesto leerlos todos, antes de que salga la 4ta temporada en mayo. Si les gusta una serie con mucho drama, y romance, esta es su serie.
Se las recomiendo, no querrán parar hasta terminarla y van a querer más. Espero les haya gustado mi reseña y puedan pasarse a ver esta joya oculta entre miles de cliché adolescentes y series modernas. Porque Virgin River, se centra en la vida de pueblo: pesca, picnic, campamentos, cabañas, juegos de cartas, croché, festivales y más. Donde sientes que, en ese pueblo, la tecnología no predomina, sino el contacto social. Y la solidaridad y unión. Como una gran familia sin lazos de sangre, solo amor y apoyo.
Gracias por leer, por votar y comentar, aprecio mucho el apoyo y espero haber contribuido a ver algo fuera de lo común.
Hello friends and dear readers, today I bring you a review of a series that you may not know and may be interested in watching. I don't usually watch series that are not recommended to me, but sometimes a trailer appears, or an interesting cover, and I decide to give them a chance. Sometimes it turns out really well and I discover a raw treasure. This happened to me about two weeks ago with a Netflix series, called Virgin River or A Place to Dream.
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I had never heard of it, but its cover appeared many times in the beginning, and one day I decided to watch it. From its beginning it already grabbed me, with the narration, the main character and using the past present element in a way that keeps you in mystery until it tells you everything. Only it does it little by little, making sense with the present.
Virgin River, tells the story of Mel Monroe, a young nurse and midwife from Los Angeles, who decides to take a one year position as a nurse practitioner in a small town in the mountains, to get a fresh start, only in that small town she will find much more than an escape, she will find a home.
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Mel has a hard and sad past, and decides to give it a try, despite the problems with the family doctor she will work with, the town and more. She will meet amazing people, especially she will befriend a man with a tough past, but a tender heart.
A Place to Dream, has three seasons of 10 episodes each, and will introduce you to several secondary characters that you will like, as well as hate at times:
Jack, Hope, Preacher, Charmaine, Brady, Brady, Paige, Lilly, Mark, Joey, and the Doc. Characters who are sometimes heroes and sometimes villains. Sometimes you can't stand them and sometimes you feel tenderness or compassion, but in real life we are all like that, we can be heroes or villains depending on the story and the narrator.
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Now, I tell you that A Place to Dream, is an adaptation of a huge saga of books, which has at least 25 books published so far and they are by Robyn Carr. And I've made it a point to read them all, before the 4th season comes out in May. If you like a series with lots of drama, and romance, this is the series for you.
I highly recommend it, you won't want to stop until you finish it and you'll want more. I hope you liked my review and you can come and watch this hidden gem among thousands of cliché teenagers and modern series. Because Virgin River, focuses on small town life: fishing, picnics, camping, cabins, card games, crocheting, festivals and more. Where you feel that, in that town, technology does not predominate, but social contact. And solidarity and union. Like a big family without blood ties, only love and support.
Thank you for reading, voting and commenting, I appreciate the support and I hope I have contributed to see something out of the ordinary.
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