Gabriel Tarantini

Two couples who struggle to be near each other decide to give another chance for each other, 100 days for them to fall back in love.

Somos tú y yo is a television series produced by Tigritos Media Productions C.A. and Venevisión in 2007 under the direction of Vladimir Perez, and recently broadcast on the channel Boomerang. Its second season started on July 2, 2008 which is transmitted at 18:00 h in Venezuela and is coming soon to Boomerang. The show has been officially cancelled due to supposed complaints against it on CONATEL in Venezuela, forcing the producers to make the second season its last one, but recently Vladimir Perez announced a third season for 2009 and the series would be put on hiatus officially until August 17, the premiere of the third season. Its main competitor is Isa TKM.

The story of Nacho Montero, a young Mexican rebel, dreamer and visionary who changed the world of drug trafficking.

You and I: A New Day is a venezuelan production

Five siblings living in modern day Houston, TX must learn to survive after their father dies and their mother is deported back to Mexico. All the while surviving in the shadow of the American dream and harsh realities of the city.

Yei!— Is what Gina says in positive situations or simply whenever she is happy. She has won a scholarship to the prestigious Caribbean Music Institute (CMI) on the island of Puerto Rico, the best place in the world to study Latin music and the birthplace of the successful reggaeton thanks to her lyric-writing abilities. Gina is a cheerful, energetic, and creative girl who loves writing. Her ultimate dream is to write songs.

One of the most prestigious psychiatrists in Mexico decides to put her three children to the test to determine how to divide their inheritance. Everything gets complicated when one of her patients decides not to collaborate with them.

After years of genuine supernatural abilities, a renowned medium begins deceiving her clients, unleashing a chain of unexpected and dangerous events.

Spark (2016) Oscar, a young Venezuelan student, sparks a social media movement using an innovative cell phone application to circumvent the censorship in his country.