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Noa Kirel's Argentine Series Hits No. 2 on Amazon Prime Video
Israeli singer and actress Noa Kirel has achieved significant success in Latin America with her new musical drama series, "Mirame Asi - El Camino de Noa" ("Noa's Way"). Within 24 hours of its October 9, 2026 release, the series climbed to the second spot on Amazon Prime Video's streaming charts in Argentina.
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- 01Noa Kirel's new musical drama series reached second place on Amazon Prime Video in Argentina within 24 hours of its October 9, 2026 release.
- 02The 24-episode series was filmed in Argentina as a joint production by SIPUR and producer Yair Dori.
- 03The show was created by Patricia Maldonado, the Argentine screenwriter known for "Chiquititas" and "Rebelde."
- 04In addition to streaming, the series is broadcast on America TV in Argentina and Peru, reaching 65 million viewers.
- 05Kirel stars as a waitress who joins a band led by Argentine actor Agustin Bernasconi's character and enters a love triangle.
- 06The rapid success marks a significant entry for Kirel into the Latin American television market.
The 24-episode series, filmed entirely in Argentina, is a joint production by the SIPUR company and producer Yair Dori. It was created by Patricia Maldonado, the acclaimed Argentine screenwriter behind hit shows like "Chiquititas" and "Rebelde." Alongside its streaming release, the show is broadcasting on America TV in Argentina and Peru, reaching an estimated audience of 65 million viewers.
Kirel stars alongside Argentine actor Agustin Bernasconi. The plot follows a young waitress, played by Kirel, who joins a fledgling underground band led by Bernasconi's character after experiencing heartbreak. As she rediscovers her musical voice, she becomes entangled in a complex love triangle. While the initial launch represents a major entry for Kirel into the Latin American market, it remains to be seen if the series will maintain its high ranking.
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