After the sudden death of her father, Aida returns to her childhood neighborhood and tries to help her children get ahead in life.
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Title: Aída (2005–2014)
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After the sudden death of her father, Aida returns to her childhood neighborhood and tries to help her children get ahead in life.
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Music by Bebe and Carlos Jean
Lyrics by Bebe
Performed by Bebe
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It is the longest running Spanish TV comedy, with 238 episodes. See more »Soundtracks
Que nadie me levante la vozMusic by Bebe and Carlos Jean
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The theme of the series is very simple, as it's main character, Aída. This is her life: she lives with her brother (Luisma), who has left drugs and it's very dumb; with her mother, who's never satisfied with nothing Aída does, and her son and daughter, as rebel as she was when she was young. The other characters in the series are the barman, a rich, mean and dumb guy on his forties, and the owner of the market (the only clever one) with his son, Fidel. This comedy it's not just the spin off of 7 vidas. It has it's own personality. Paco León in it's role of Luisma and the character of Fidel are really great and make it so funny and fresh. The stories are not so imaginative but they're enough to make you laugh at the jokes and the situations. I think, whether you liked 7 vidas or not, you can like Aída.