The story is told in a very engaging manner. I was intrigued from the very beginning. And the plot twist at the end is one that I didn't see coming. I love a good plot twist and this one didn't disappoint.
I didn't understand the reason for the subplots that didn't go anywhere (the teen photography thing, the peso teacher and the weird fetish guy). There were also many plot holes and I'd like to know the number of hours in a day in Spain. So much happened in one day that it's not even believable; especially all the events in episode 6. I'll attribute it to creative liberties taking precedence. Also, Mauro's daughter was terribly miscast. Not only is she a poor actor, but she wasn't likable enough to have us believe that 2 guys would be fighting over her - 3 if you include the teacher.
I didn't understand the reason for the subplots that didn't go anywhere (the teen photography thing, the peso teacher and the weird fetish guy). There were also many plot holes and I'd like to know the number of hours in a day in Spain. So much happened in one day that it's not even believable; especially all the events in episode 6. I'll attribute it to creative liberties taking precedence. Also, Mauro's daughter was terribly miscast. Not only is she a poor actor, but she wasn't likable enough to have us believe that 2 guys would be fighting over her - 3 if you include the teacher.