The best Argentine TV series
The top 3 according to 28 votes from people: Okupas (2000) · Vientos de agua (2006) · Diciembre 2001 (2023). (Updated May 18, 2026.)
From Okupas to The Eternaut: the Argentine series most chosen by critics, IMDb and viewers (Seriemaniac, IMDb, Vía País).
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Top 15
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1
Okupas (2000)
Four young guys in a squatted house in Buenos Aires.
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2
Vientos de agua (2006)
An Asturian emigrates to Argentina in the 1930s and his son makes the reverse journey.
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3
Diciembre 2001 (2023)
A family during the 2001 crisis.
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4
Los simuladores (2002-2004)
Four men solve other people's problems with elaborate cons.
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5
Iosi, the Regretful Spy (2022)
An agent infiltrated in the Jewish community before the attacks.
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6
Un gallo para Esculapio (2017)
Cockfights and the underworld of Greater Buenos Aires.
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7
Mujeres asesinas (2005)
Real cases of women who killed.
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8
Division Palermo (2023)
An 'inclusive' civic guard that is pure satire.
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9
Los exitosos Pells (2008)
A pair of news anchors who hate each other.
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10
El marginal (2016-2022)
An ex-cop goes undercover in San Onofre prison.
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11
The Kingdom (2021)
An evangelical pastor runs for vice president.
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12
The Eternaut (2025)
A deadly snowfall hits Buenos Aires; Ricardo Darín.
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13
Casados con hijos (2005)
The Argentine version of Married... with Children, with Guillermo Francella.
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14
Epitafios (2004)
HBO's first original series in Latin America.
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15
Santa Evita (2022)
The journey of Eva Perón's body.
Candidates
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16
Historia de un clan (2015)
The Puccio clan and kidnappings in San Isidro.
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Comments (3)
Los simuladores primera, no se discute. Operativo Cenicienta forever
El Eternauta está bien pero tan arriba ya es exagerar, recién salió
Okupas la vi de pibe y la volví a ver en Netflix, sigue siendo tremenda