Estrella TV Slots Its First Sitcom: ‘Las Vega’s’

The Spanish-language network adds a Colombian one-hour sitcom to its programming lineup.

 

Minority-owned Spanish-language broadcaster LBI Media said today that its Estrella TV Network will premier its first one-hour sitcom series starting on Aug. 1 — Las Vega’s, which comprises 80 episodes.

A Colombian import, produced by RCN, Las Vega’s is a comedy series that tells the story of the Vega Diaz family, living a happy life until the patriarch of the family dies unexpectedly, leaving his wife and three daughters, Mariana, Antonia and Camila completely hopeless and in financial straits. 

Las Vega’s revolves around the lives of four women who uncover several unknown facts about their deceased husband/father and are faced with serious decisions about their future. When they learn that their “conservative” patriarch was really the owner of a gentleman’s club, these otherwise sheltered women embrace a new opportunity to start their lives from scratch. Las Vega’s, a play on words for the glitzy Nevada city, but referring to the family’s last name, takes four women on a journey to turn their husband/father’s gentleman’s club upside down by opening a new and exclusive club targeting the female audience.

Reminiscent of the British film The Full Monty, Las Vega’s also features the stories of four wannabe showmen who will enter and completely change the lives of these four women and start a series of whacky adventures and misadventures in and around the new night spot.

Starring Colombia’s actors Natalia Ramirez (lead antagonist of the original Colombian Ugly Betty), Greeicy Rendón, Camila Zárate, Elizabeth Minotta, Santiago Alarcón and Carlos Manuel Vesga, Las Vega’s is slated to air Monday through Friday at 6 p.m. ET/5 CT.

“We are pleased to offer this new comedy series on Estrella TV because it’s a great story with a great script, and a cast that is second to none. ‘Las Vega’s’ is definitely the type of situation comedy we were waiting for and that we’re certain will resonate with Latinos in the U.S.,” said Lenard Liberman, CEO of LBI Media.

BRAND CONNECTIONS


Comments (0)

Leave a Reply