Vampire Girl

Daisy O'Brian wants to sing in musical comedy and live an ordinary teenage life, but her family history complicates everything. Born to vampire parents, tradition says she must choose vampirism on her 16th birthday. Daisy plans to remain human so she can stay close to Max, her neighbor and classmate, but a sudden accident forces her parents to make a desperate choice to save her life. Their decision leaves Daisy alive but changed, and she has to juggle two worlds: pretending to be a regular student by day while attending vampire lessons and coping with new powers and rules by night. The show follows her attempts to balance love, ambition, and a hidden identity without spoiling surprises ahead.

Created by Marcela Citterio, Vampire Girl premiered in 2013 and was directed by William Fernández Barragán and Andrés Bierman Ángel. The series mixes teen drama with musical and fantasy elements, led by Greeicy Rendón and Santiago Talledo.

There are no records of major international awards for the series. While it didn't collect high-profile trophies, the cast and crew received regional attention through press and fan interest during its run.

Vampire Girl found a niche audience among younger viewers who like music-driven fantasy. Its combination of singing numbers, school-life romance, and supernatural rules led to steady online discussion in regional fan circles, helping it stand out among Latin American teen shows that blend genre and performance.

Audience response has been favorable, reflected in an average rating of 8.081/10 from 136 votes. The series plays with themes of personal choice versus family expectation, secrecy, first love, and pursuing creative dreams under unusual circumstances. Viewers often point to the lead performances, the upbeat musical moments, and the show's lighthearted handling of vampire lore as its main appeals.