“Felices los 6” is the series starring Nicolás Furtado and Delfina Chaves that arrives on streaming today. Challenge paradigms and taboos.
A wedding is installed in the collective imagination as an opportunity to find new passions, apart from those who get married. That scene is the starting point of “Felices los 6”, the new Argentine romantic comedy that will premiere today on the streaming platform Max, which addresses the universe of polyamory, that type of relationship in which there is more than one couple at a time. at the same time in rejection of traditional consensual monogamy.
Precisely, at the wedding of their mutual best friend, Damián Cuenca and Carolina Becker meet and feel a strong attraction at first sight. He is convinced that he has found the mother of his future children and dreams of formalizing the relationship in a marriage, although when he discovers that his new relationship is polyamorous and prefers to continue having several options, he decides to adapt to that reality for which he will meet the others involved in the dynamic and will face their prejudices and taboos, after overcoming their initial flight and the challenging questions of their friends. Thus they wander through his hetero and bisexual experience, challenging him to rethink his existence in its entirety.
But Carolina won’t have it easy either: a staunch defender of individual freedom, jealousy, possessiveness and the idea of infidelity appear in her feelings, between fears of loss and fantasies about her desires, which generates confusion and doubts. about their decisions.
By extension, the other four of the six referred to in the title also collide with their own ghosts and indefinitions, faced with an everyday life broken by those who arrive from the outside, without understanding what is happening.
The series consists of eight episodes of 30 minutes each, and the cast is made up of Nicolas Furtado, Delfina Chaves, Malena Sanchez, Juan Sorini, Federico Salles and Paly Duval in the main roles, supported in special participations by Luciano Mellera, Elisa Carricajo, Monica Antonópulos, Andrea Rincon, Romina Ricci and Belu Lucius. The chapters are directed by Diego Kaplanbased on a script co-written by Javier Rozenwasser, Tessie Sills and Sofia Wilhelmibased on a story that was initially going to call you “Tea for Three,” and then doubled down.
The proposal is developed based on humor, with a careful treatment of eroticism in the foreground to delve into how identities are constructed in an increasingly diverse and challenging world on that level. As stated in the previews, Damián “was looking for his better half and discovered a fruit salad,” full of different flavors and colors. The plot invites us to approach cultural paradigms, family pressures, normative mandates and social stereotypes in the face of the emergence of non-traditional love through fiction.
