The One in Charge

For me, one of the best series I've seen, although it's not a masterpiece, it stands out among other series. Guillermo acts incredibly well, he plays the role perfectly, I would say that there is no other actor who could do it better.I like that they always show him as a more intelligent character than the rest, but those who write the script don't make his life easier just because he's intelligent, they complicate it in some circumstances. A fact that nobody cares about but I want to tell you, is that my grandfather is exactly the same as the character played by Guillermo, the truth is he is exactly the same, he reminds me so much of him, The gestures, the way of speaking, of acting like a poor guy, of deceiving people, or rather persuading them, is so similar to my grandmother.It seems like they made a story out of his life, a series that I highly recommend, I look forward to the fourth season

[Disney+] The usual irony of Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat is skillfully developed in this series that represents Argentine society through the residents of a building. And it benefits from an ambiguous character who displays a kindness hiding a sinister and Machiavellian side, whom Guillermo Francella plays with personality, leaving aside his usual comedy characters to offer a work full of nuances. The representation of the building and the internal conflicts offer an opportunity to portray a country that allows itself to be absorbed by the false promises of modernity.