Netflix’s Mexican comedy is thoroughly entertaining and touches on topics such as opportunity and striving to improve quality of life. Here’s everything that happened at the end of the first season.
Netflix’s new bet, “Neighbor wars”(“ The War Next-Door ”, in English) has achieved great popularity just a few hours after its arrival on the streaming platform. The series, which premiered on July 7, stars Vanessa Bauche and Ana Layevska, who play two mothers with different lifestyles, but who, after an incident, end up living side by side in an exclusive neighborhood, thus unleashing a real battle.
(Vanessa Bauche) often lives her everyday life as an Uber driver struggling to make ends meet for her loving family, but when she meets a rude customer who only pays her with a single raffle ticket, her life is turned upside down. full. The ticket turned out to be the key to his new home. The woman’s life is not the only life that took a 180-degree turn, as the rude client, Silvia (Ana Layevska), has this former Uber driver who seeks revenge as her new neighbor.
“Neighbor wars” Adds to the long list of original productions that Netflix makes in Mexico. It is an agile, fresh, and very funny comedy; In addition, it touches on some important topics, such as the opportunity and the effort to improve the quality of life. But what happened at the end of the series? Next, we tell you each of the details.
EXPLANATION OF THE ENDING “NEIGHBORS WAR”
When the López family is lucky with a raffle ticket that gives them a luxury home in an exclusive neighborhood, the story presents us with a rivalry between rich and poor. The next-door neighbors, led by Silvia, look down on their counterparts and want them to leave. Fortunately, Leonor and her family have to stay in the house for at least six months. Those are the terms and conditions.
At its core, Netflix’s “The War Next-door” is a comedy based on race and class disparity. While the López family is rich in love, their poor aura and ethnicity are clearly a problem for the white family next door. Although it is not superficial, the comedy manages to make it notice. The rich don’t like the poor and there is a slight tinge of racial anger.
It doesn’t feel like cultural or racial though. Both families try to play against each other, and the whole thing turns into a competition, which means that a series of pranks get in the way. In the opening chapter, the simplicity of a party in every home is too much for Silvia. It becomes a matriarch against matriarch war, and that’s where the comedy works best.
Families have a history of bonding. For example, the López family is taking a huge risk by changing their circumstances. Although the house is dreamy, the reality is different. The maintenance of such a house is unfathomable for a poorer family, but there is a serious attitude of wanting something better.
Parents want a better world for their children. However, there is this itchy feeling of “belonging”, which is sad, especially when the family wonders if they deserve to live in such a high-class area. While comedy isn’t used consistently, the writers understand the struggles of a working-class family trying to make ends meet.
WHAT HAPPENED IN THE END?
Silvia tries to force Leonor to sell her the house. As the two women fight, some members of their family attract and bond. In the final moments, Ernesto and Genaron make a decision: they lock the women in Silvia’s house that is flooded with sewage, while both families move in together. Will things between the two matriarchs change? Is it a good idea to leave them alone in the same place? Without a doubt, the answers could come in a second season. The truth is that, with this, things can get even more dramatic.
WHERE TO SEE “NEIGHBORS WAR”
“The War Next-Door” is on Netflix. That’s right, the streaming platform has all eight episodes of the first season available to watch on its platform and each episode is less than 32 minutes long.