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Acá les dejo la publicación donde hablo de su primera temporada
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What to do this weekend?
Binge-watch the second season of CONSUELO on VIX.
Here's the post where I talk about the [first season]

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Why?
Easy.
First, it reminds us of the feminine struggle, the true struggle, that we women have had so that today we can enjoy benefits so unthinkable in the 1950s, such as pleasure, work, and the power to decide how many children we want to have.
In the first season, Consuelo challenges all the canons of the conventional woman when she is abandoned by her husband and has to find a way to support her family.
In this second season, everything spirals out of control. For better or worse, the business of products exclusively for women's pleasure breaks with all the paradigms and conventions of the 1950s.

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This season is based on:
Alliances. Unfortunately, Carlos Julio (the husband who abandoned her appears at the end of the first season), in order to keep up appearances in her social class, must accept him into her home and include him in her business, always under the guise of blackmail, threats, and manipulation. Thankfully, Consuelo is no longer the same woman under the tutelage of a man; she knows how to defend herself and act in favor of what she wants in life.
Also, protagonists from the first season emerge, along with unexpected alliances that keep us on the edge of our seats throughout the episodes, but that teach us great lessons.
And speaking of lessons, friendship and loyalty are another lesson this season teaches us. Olga, who is a woman with "high morals," an example of good manners and proper, clean behavior, ends up receiving a great lesson from Consuelo, through twists of fate (which I didn't even see coming). Despite the damage she caused them, Consuelo is the only one who never turns her back on her and helps her in her most difficult moments.
I really liked this part because it breaks with the biblical saying "an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth," but instead replaces it with "we all offer what we have." No one can offer love unless they know or practice it. In that sense, Consuelo is an empathetic protagonist. She knows what it's like to be humiliated, mistreated, and ostracized by society. Since she has no malice, she shows her kindness and solidarity in every act during difficult times.
In that same vein, the family is discussed. Not all are perfect, not ideal, and they don't come with manuals. Consuelo's children play an important role in the seasonal madness that awaits them, but love always prevails. Likewise, it teaches us that sometimes it's not just about the problems between parents, but about listening and caring for their children. Marta and Ceci performed very well; Andrés, very weak and much to be desired.

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As for the sex, pleasure, and lust between Fernando and Consuelo, I liked it at first, but by the end it tired me out, but yes, it was fair and necessary to explain everything that happened over the course of the 10 episodes.
I almost forgot! Speaking of Fernando, Oops! He almost didn't tell the story with the mess his wife Theresa caused (you should watch it to realize that). For me, it was a great lesson, because even though there were bad men, women weren't far behind, and we would do anything to maintain a status or the social standing that simply having a husband gave us.
And there were so many things seen in the series that Marta Patricia, as a secondary character, I think almost became the main character because she portrayed a more real struggle: women aren't just objects, and their only goal should be to be born, get married, have children, and take care of their husband and home. Women are more than that, and that can be demonstrated by what we are today.
In addition, the role of the husband is fundamental, because even that has changed the way we live together in the home. Today, men provide, but they also take care of the home, contribute to it, and are present in raising the children. I loved his story and the ending because I imagined many things, except how it ended 😊.
And regarding marriage, thank God, and women's struggles, today we have many more rights and can do many things that were previously unthinkable. Therefore, this series is a reminder of all those who today have no voice, cannot make decisions, or continue to suffer in a bad marriage because they think about the economic, social, cultural, or religious consequences that these may entail.
Carlos Julio is a jerk, through and through. He is the kind of man who continues to haunt our society today, disguised as a helper, a protector, and not truly how a man should be and behave in the home.
Finally, the series is a critique of society, both past and present, regarding the treatment of women. It's funny, it has drama, suspense, laughter, passion, heartbreaking scenes, and a lot of courage and inspiration from our protagonists. I recommend you rush out and see it and enjoy it as much as I did.

La portada y el banner los hice en Canva.
El separador lo hice en FotoJet.
El traductor que usé fue Google Traductor.
Hasta un próximo encuentro 🎞
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The photographs have their source.
I made the cover and banner in Canva.
I made the separator in FotoJet.
I used Google Translate.
Until next time.

