Los Serrano

Los Serrano follows the everyday storm of a big Madrid family as they juggle love, loyalties, mistakes, and the messiness of growing up under one roof. Diego Serrano is a stubborn, well meaning father whose blend of stubborn pride and tenderness anchors the home at Round Santa Justa No 133. His sister in law Santiago and his dynamic children, especially the teenagers, bring chaos and humor in equal measure. The series keeps the tone light with quick wit and warm drama, yet it never shies away from real talk about chores, curfews, school pressure, and the way siblings and parents push and surprise one another. It’s a portrait of a modern family learning to survive together.

Directed by Begoña Álvarez Rojas, the series premiered on Telecinco on April 22, 2003. It was created by Daniel Écija, Álex Pina and Fernando Sancristóbal, presenting an original Spanish family comedy drama. Its tone blends warmth with humor that resonates.

The show became a hit in Spain and across several European markets, helping launch the careers of young actors like Fran Perea, who performs the memorable theme song '1 más 1 son 7'. Its relatable premise left a lasting imprint. Its music and moments linger in viewers' memories.

Critics praised its mix of humor and warmth, using a sharp look at family dynamics, adolescence, and city life to balance jokes with honest moments. The show resonated with audiences who saw their own households reflected in the Serranos' daily trials. It struck a balance between laughter and real life.

Awards: There is limited documentation of major international honors for Los Serrano, but the series drew critical attention within Spain and helped launch the careers of several young performers, most notably Fran Perea, who also sang the theme song. That regional impact reflected how family stories connect across generations.