Valeria (2020)
Valeria is a 2020 Spanish-language comedy series created by María López Castaño. It stars Diana Gómez, Silma López and Paula Malia.
Valeria is a novelist with writer's block and a marriage running out of air, and the thing keeping her upright is her three closest friends. Across Madrid, the four women trade advice about work, sex, and love while sorting out their own tangled lives, from steady partnerships to messy new sparks. Developed for Netflix from Elisabet Benavent's bestselling novels, the comedy-drama leans on honest talk, warm friendship, and the push and pull of romance. It runs four seasons, following Valeria as she chases both a finished manuscript and a clearer sense of what she actually wants.
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What is Valeria about?
Valeria is a novelist with writer's block and a marriage running out of air, and the thing keeping her upright is her three closest friends. Across Madrid, the four women trade advice about work, sex, and love while sorting out their own tangled lives, from steady partnerships to messy new sparks. Developed for Netflix from Elisabet Benavent's bestselling novels, the comedy-drama leans on honest talk, warm friendship, and the push and pull of romance. It runs four seasons, following Valeria as she chases both a finished manuscript and a clearer sense of what she actually wants.
When was Valeria released?
Valeria was released on 8 May 2020.
How many episodes does Valeria have?
Valeria has 30 episodes across 4 seasons.
Who made Valeria?
Valeria was created by María López Castaño.
Where can I watch Valeria?
Valeria is available on Netflix.
Where to watch Valeria
Stream: Netflix
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For more comedies built on friendship and romantic mess, Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing spars its couples toward love, while the film Love Sick plays out one warm, complicated relationship. The manga Teasing Master Takagi-san offers that same gentle, will-they charm on a smaller scale, all teasing glances and slow-building affection.
Female-friendship dramedies set in a big city
Valeria keeps a blocked novelist upright through three close friends trading advice about work, sex and love across Madrid. These share that circle: women navigating careers, relationships and their own tangled choices together, leaning on honest talk and warm friendship while each of them figures out what she actually wants from a messy stretch of life.
Comedy-dramas about sex, love and figuring out adulthood
Valeria mixes friendship warmth with the push and pull of new romance and a marriage running out of air. These comedy-dramas share that tone: adults muddling through desire, commitment and self-doubt, funny and honest in equal measure, following people old enough to know better and human enough to keep getting it wrong anyway.
Romances where a new spark upends a settled life
Valeria is torn between a steady partnership and a messy new attraction she cannot ignore. These share that charged pull: temptation, obsession and desire that threaten the safe choice, following characters who feel the ground shift the moment someone new walks in and decide whether the risk is worth what it might cost.