Siempre tuya Acapulco (2014– ) User Reviews (3)

Same old, tired, cliché story

[jane-mwende · 3 January 2017]

Siempre Tuya Acapulco is written by Alberto Gomez, a Venezuelan writer known for telenovelas with similar trite story lines and characters (Secreto de Amor, Gata Salvaje, Rebeca, Angel Rebelde, Accoralada, Alma Indomable). This is no better, using the most used telenovela rosa storyline: A poor, simple yet beautiful woman (Olvido) falls in love with rich, handsome Diego (Elbitar), they get married, and since she has never ever had a boyfriend or been kissed, she later ends up pregnant and ends up working at Diego's mansion where his ex- girlfriend Iran and her mom do everything possible to make her life a living hell. She later finds her real birth father who dies and leaves her a huge fortune. In typical telenovela style, the villains try to rob her of her fortune and make her suffer until the end where she can finally be happy.

Although this is an original story, the problem is that we have seen this same storyline so many times before. It's like a bad mash-up of Thalia's Maria trilogy being presented in a different way while borrowing all the telenovela troupes one can find. This story just does not work in this century, and some things don't make sense. Why would Olvido allow herself to be trampled on by the villains all the time? That her Aunt completely denied her an education for so many years, then she later becomes a CEO making huge decisions is just unbelievable! Then there is the whole being locked up in a mental asylum and tortured. The villains are cartoonish (as are all Gomez villains in his telenovelas) and are one dimensional and exaggerated. The storyline line might follow the classic novela style, and some might find it entertaining, but this cenicienta story lines are just not realistic anymore. I think with his next telenovela, Alberto Gomez needs to me more innovative with his writing because there are good telenovelas out there that still use the same telenovela troupes but are being innovative with the way the characters and action is being presented.

Amazing

[tervist · 10/10 · 11 July 2017]

This telenovela is amazing. The best I've ever seen. The storyline is very interesting, looking forward to every episode. The plot makes a lot of sense and is very easy to connect to. The translation into Estonian has also been done beautifully. There's a lot of drama and a lot of tears should be expected to be shed. I enjoyed all of the episodes very much and hope that I can find another telenovela with as high quality as this.

A waste of time

[misimester-58376 · 1/10 · 6 February 2017]

Greetings,I would like to start by pointing out that this telenovela has way too many episodes,like the fact that they could've ended the story with the same old cliché story,with the girl,Olvido,marrying Diego,but nooo,they just had to do 20+ episodes more.

*SPOILERS* The story takes a weird turn at one point,with Olvido becoming amnesiac like Diego did in the first episodes.She gets to an asylum and to our "surprise" the caretakers don't really help her at all,quite the opposite.Regarding other characters,the ones that help Olvido,they are the definition of generic,they are the generic "good,but poor guys".

I do believe that some people might find this generic love story entertaining,that is if they haven't seen any movies or other telenovelas at all,so please consider watching this telenovela.

P.S:If you still decide to watch this telenovela,lower your expectations,don't expect anything to make much sense,in other words:Embrace the stupidity and the lack of originality that this so called "love story" brings.