Valeria - All Seasons

Season 1
A novelist in creative and marital crises finds support with her three best friends, each of whom is discovering her own path to success.

Season 2
The four friends support and lift each other up as they each make momentous decisions that will affect their respective careers and love lives.

Season 3
New love triangles. New life stages. Birthdays welcoming a new decade. The same four friends to navigate through it all together.

Season 4
In this final season, Valeria (Diana Gómez) will have to make a pivotal decision both for her love life, choosing between Víctor (Maxi Iglesias) and Bruno (Federico Aguado), and for her professional career; Carmen (Paula Malia) will have to tackle motherhood alongside Borja (Juanlu González) and all the changes that a baby entails; Nerea (Teresa Riott) will seek balance between her professional life as a freelancer and stability with Georgina (Mima Riera), and meanwhile, Lola (Silma López) will try to overcome a new life crisis: everything that changes when you turn 30, especially when your partner, Rai (José Pastor), is at a very different point in life.
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