Noa Kirel's New Series Hits Number 2 in Argentina
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Noa Kirel's new musical drama "MÍRAME ASÍ - EL CAMINO DE NOA" debuted on Amazon Prime Video on October 9 and quickly became the second most-watched series in Argentina. The 24-episode production, filmed in Argentina, is also airing on América TV, reaching millions. The series, which features a love triangle and Kirel rediscovering her voice, highlights her international appeal.
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- Noa Kirel's new series "MÍRAME ASÍ - EL CAMINO DE NOA" reached second place in Argentina's most-watched list.
- The series debuted on Amazon Prime Video on October 9 and became a hit in Latin America.
- The production was filmed in Argentina and includes 24 episodes.
- The show is also broadcast on América TV in Argentina and Peru, reaching 65 million viewers.
- Kirel stars with Argentine actor Agustín Bernasconi in a story about a waitress joining a band.
- The series explores a love triangle and Kirel's musical journey.
Israeli singer and actress Noa Kirel's new musical drama, "MÍRAME ASÍ - EL CAMINO DE NOA" ("Noa's Way"), has become a major hit in Latin America shortly after its release on October 9. Within 24 hours of its debut on Amazon Prime Video, the series climbed to the second most-watched series in Argentina. The production, created by SIPUR and producer Yair Dori, was filmed entirely in Argentina and comprises 24 episodes.
In addition to streaming on Amazon Prime Video, the series is simultaneously airing on the popular Argentine television channel América TV and in Peru, reaching an audience of approximately 65 million viewers. The show was created by acclaimed Argentine creator Patricia Maldonado, known for hits like "Chiquititas" and "Rebelde."
Kirel stars alongside Argentine actor Agustín Bernasconi. The plot follows a young waitress, played by Kirel, who experiences heartbreak and embarks on a new, challenging path. Her life takes a surprising turn when she joins a fledgling band led by Tumi, portrayed by Bernasconi. Through her musical connection with the band, she rediscovers her voice but becomes entangled in a complex love triangle. The series' rapid success on viewing charts highlights Kirel's broad appeal beyond Israel, with this strong opening suggesting her international journey in Latin America is just beginning.
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