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%%* FunnyForeigner: The eastern-european refugees in “Los Extranjeros.”

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%%* FunnyForeigner: The eastern-european eastern-European refugees in “Los Extranjeros.”



%%* {{Pun}}: "Pepe Nacho" is a pun on the spanish word for a native headress, "Penacho."

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%%* * {{Pun}}: "Pepe Nacho" is a pun on the spanish Spanish word for a native headress, "Penacho."



* ShoutOut: Graciela (Played by Itati Cantoral) is fond of referencing her meme-famous lines from ''Maria la del Barrio'', particularly "¡Maldita lisiada!"

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* ShoutOut: Graciela (Played by Itati Cantoral) is fond of referencing her meme-famous lines from ''Maria la del Barrio'', ''Series/MariaLaDelBarrio'', particularly "¡Maldita lisiada!"



%%* WealthsInAName: “Garza” is considered a high class lastname in Mexico, the show triples it for comedic effect.

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%%* * WealthsInAName: “Garza” is considered a high class lastname last name in Mexico, the Mexico. The show triples it [[PlayedForLaughs for comedic effect.effect]].
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''Se Rentan Cuartos'' is a Mexican sitcom created by Creator/DavidHernandez and produced by Creator/ViacomInternationalStudios and Creator/EndemolShineBoomdog for Creator/ComedyCentralLatinAmerica.

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''Se Rentan Cuartos'' (Rooms for Rent) is a Mexican sitcom created by Creator/DavidHernandez and produced by Creator/ViacomInternationalStudios and Creator/EndemolShineBoomdog for Creator/ComedyCentralLatinAmerica.
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* BerserkButton: Graciela whenever he authority is questioned.
* CallingtheOldManOut: Graciela does this to her mother in “La Mama de Graciela.”

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* %%* BerserkButton: Graciela whenever he authority is questioned.
* %%* CallingtheOldManOut: Graciela does this to her mother in “La Mama de Graciela.”



* ChattyHairdresser: Cruela Glamour in “Cruela Glamour.”
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Stef.
* {{Crossdresser}}: The guest in “El Adultero.”
* DeadpanSnarker: Bobby.
* EvilLaugh: Graciela in “La Tormenta.”
* FunnyForeigner: The eastern-european refugees in “Los Extranjeros.”
* {{Gayngster}}: Don Giovanni in “La Mafia del Joder.”
* GoldDigger: Graciela in “Cita Porno.”
* IdleRich: Graciela, Bobby and Stef used to be this so they initially have absolutely no idea of how to make a living for themselves.
* ImpoverishedPatrician: The central premise of the show.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Graciela.
* LargeHam: Graciela.
* MealTicket: The man Graciela dates in “Cita Porno.”
* MillionairePlayboy: Bobby likes to think he's this.
* MockMillionaire: Graciela and her kids do this whenever an old friend of theirs visits Cilantro 18.
* MsFanservice: Shantalle.

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* %%* ChattyHairdresser: Cruela Glamour in “Cruela Glamour.”
* %%* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Stef.
* %%* {{Crossdresser}}: The guest in “El Adultero.”
* %%* DeadpanSnarker: Bobby.
* %%* EvilLaugh: Graciela in “La Tormenta.”
* %%* FunnyForeigner: The eastern-european refugees in “Los Extranjeros.”
* %%* {{Gayngster}}: Don Giovanni in “La Mafia del Joder.”
* %%* GoldDigger: Graciela in “Cita Porno.”
* %%* IdleRich: Graciela, Bobby and Stef used to be this so they initially have absolutely no idea of how to make a living for themselves.
* %%* ImpoverishedPatrician: The central premise of the show.
* %%* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Graciela.
* %%* LargeHam: Graciela.
* %%* MealTicket: The man Graciela dates in “Cita Porno.”
* %%* MillionairePlayboy: Bobby likes to think he's this.
* %%* MockMillionaire: Graciela and her kids do this whenever an old friend of theirs visits Cilantro 18.
* %%* MsFanservice: Shantalle.



* {{Pun}}: "Pepe Nacho" is a pun on the spanish word for a native headress, "Penacho."
* RichBitch: Graciela used to be this, until she lots the rich part.
* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: Graciela's new boyfriend and Chicopasote in “Cita Porno.”
* RichestoRags: Graciela, Bobby and Stef.
* SecretOtherFamily: Pepe Nacho, Graciela's estranged half-brother.
* ShipTease: Several, Graciela and Chicopasote, Bobby and Shantalle, Stef and Tato.

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* %%* {{Pun}}: "Pepe Nacho" is a pun on the spanish word for a native headress, "Penacho."
* %%* RichBitch: Graciela used to be this, until she lots the rich part.
* %%* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: Graciela's new boyfriend and Chicopasote in “Cita Porno.”
* %%* RichestoRags: Graciela, Bobby and Stef.
* %%* SecretOtherFamily: Pepe Nacho, Graciela's estranged half-brother.
* %%* ShipTease: Several, Graciela and Chicopasote, Bobby and Shantalle, Stef and Tato.



* SleazyPolitician: Mr. Fierron in “Jefe de Manzana” refuses to certify Cilantro 18 as a bed & breakfast until Graciela goes on a date with him.
* SlummingIt: Bobby's ex-girlfriend Miranda in “Visita Conyugal.”
* {{Socialite}}: Graciela used to be this.
* TheBoxingEpisode: “Pelea de Box.”
* TheDon: Don Giovanni in “La Mafia del Joder.”
* TurnOutLikeHisFather: Much like Graciela, her mother was also cheated on by her husband.
* UnclePennybags: Graciela's mother to Pepe Nacho in “La Mama de Graciela.”
* UptownGirl: The dynamic between Stef and Tato, though Stef is now just as poor as Tato is.
* VocalDissonance: Tato.
* WealthsInAName: “Garza” is considered a high class lastname in Mexico, the show triples it for comedic effect.
* WealthyYachtOwner: The sect leader referenced in “La Secta.”
* ZanyScheme: Graciela's attempts at promoting the bed & breakfast are usually this.

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* %%* SleazyPolitician: Mr. Fierron in “Jefe de Manzana” refuses to certify Cilantro 18 as a bed & breakfast until Graciela goes on a date with him.
* %%* SlummingIt: Bobby's ex-girlfriend Miranda in “Visita Conyugal.”
* %%* {{Socialite}}: Graciela used to be this.
* %%* TheBoxingEpisode: “Pelea de Box.”
* %%* TheDon: Don Giovanni in “La Mafia del Joder.”
* %%* TurnOutLikeHisFather: Much like Graciela, her mother was also cheated on by her husband.
* %%* UnclePennybags: Graciela's mother to Pepe Nacho in “La Mama de Graciela.”
* %%* UptownGirl: The dynamic between Stef and Tato, though Stef is now just as poor as Tato is.
* %%* VocalDissonance: Tato.
* %%* WealthsInAName: “Garza” is considered a high class lastname in Mexico, the show triples it for comedic effect.
* %%* WealthyYachtOwner: The sect leader referenced in “La Secta.”
* %%* ZanyScheme: Graciela's attempts at promoting the bed & breakfast are usually this.
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* {{Transgender}}: Cruela and her assistant in “Cruela Glamour.”
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* Cloudcuckoolander: Stef.
* Crossdresser: The guest in “El Adultero.”

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* Cloudcuckoolander: {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Stef.
* Crossdresser: {{Crossdresser}}: The guest in “El Adultero.”



* Gayngster: Don Giovanni in “La Mafia del Joder.”

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* Gayngster: {{Gayngster}}: Don Giovanni in “La Mafia del Joder.”



* Pun: "Pepe Nacho" is a pun on the spanish word for headress, "Penacho."

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* Pun: {{Pun}}: "Pepe Nacho" is a pun on the spanish word for a native headress, "Penacho."



* Sleazy Politician: Mr. Fierron in “Jefe de Manzana” refuses to certify Cilantro 18 as a bed & breakfast until Graciela goes on a date with him.

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* Sleazy Politician: SleazyPolitician: Mr. Fierron in “Jefe de Manzana” refuses to certify Cilantro 18 as a bed & breakfast until Graciela goes on a date with him.



* Socialite: Graciela used to be this.

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* Socialite: {{Socialite}}: Graciela used to be this.



* Transgender: Cruela and her assistant in “Cruela Glamour.”

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* Transgender: {{Transgender}}: Cruela and her assistant in “Cruela Glamour.”
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* BerserkButton: Graciela whenever he authority is questioned.


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* CharacterDevelopment: Graciela and her children as they learn to genuinely appreciate their new life; comes to a head when Graciela refuses to move with her mother in "La Mama de Graciela."


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* Cloudcuckoolander: Stef.


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* DeadpanSnarker: Bobby.


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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Graciela.
* LargeHam: Graciela.


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* MsFanservice: Shantalle.
* OhCrap: Graciela in "La Tormenta" when she realizes facing a week-long storm in Cilantro 18 isn't going to be as simple as it used to be back in her mansion.
* Pun: "Pepe Nacho" is a pun on the spanish word for headress, "Penacho."


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* ShipTease: Several, Graciela and Chicopasote, Bobby and Shantalle, Stef and Tato.
* ShoutOut: Graciela (Played by Itati Cantoral) is fond of referencing her meme-famous lines from ''Maria la del Barrio'', particularly "¡Maldita lisiada!"
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The show follows disgraced ex-socialite Graciela Garza De La Garza y Mas Garza, her good-for-nothing children Bobby and Stef, and their devoted chauffeur, as they try (And often fail) to manage an abandoned house-turned bed & breakfast while grappling with poverty, the nuances of Mexico City's popular culture and their growing fondness for the type of people they once despised.

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The show follows disgraced ex-socialite Graciela Garza De La Garza y Mas Garza, her good-for-nothing children Bobby and Stef, Stef and their devoted chauffeur, as they try (And often fail) to manage an abandoned house-turned bed & breakfast while grappling with poverty, the nuances of Mexico City's popular culture and their growing fondness for the type of people they once despised.



* Wealth'sinaName: “Garza” is considered a high class lastname in Mexico, the show triples it for comedic effect.

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* Wealth'sinaName: WealthsInAName: “Garza” is considered a high class lastname in Mexico, the show triples it for comedic effect.
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* [[Crossdresser]]: The guest in “El Adultero.”

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* [[Crossdresser]]: Crossdresser: The guest in “El Adultero.”
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* Crossdresser: The guest in “El Adultero.”

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* Crossdresser: [[Crossdresser]]: The guest in “El Adultero.”
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The show is notable for being taped in front of a live audience that is often visible and regularly interacts with the actors, much like yesteryear Mexican sitcom [[DoctorCandidoPerez]].

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The show is notable for being taped in front of a live audience that is often visible and regularly interacts with the actors, much like yesteryear Mexican sitcom [[DoctorCandidoPerez]].
''Doctor Candido Perez.''
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* RichSuitor,PoorSuitor: Graciela's new boyfriend and Chicopasote in “Cita Porno.”

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* RichSuitor,PoorSuitor: RichSuitorPoorSuitor: Graciela's new boyfriend and Chicopasote in “Cita Porno.”
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[[caption-width-right:350:Clockwise from the top: Chauffeur, Chicopasote, Tato, Stef, Pepe Nacho, Graciela, Bobby and Shantalle.]]

''Se Rentan Cuartos'' is a Mexican sitcom created by Creator/DavidHernandez and produced by Creator/ViacomInternationalStudios and Creator/EndemolShineBoomdog for Creator/ComedyCentralLatinAmerica.

The show follows disgraced ex-socialite Graciela Garza De La Garza y Mas Garza, her good-for-nothing children Bobby and Stef, and their devoted chauffeur, as they try (And often fail) to manage an abandoned house-turned bed & breakfast while grappling with poverty, the nuances of Mexico City's popular culture and their growing fondness for the type of people they once despised.

The show is notable for being taped in front of a live audience that is often visible and regularly interacts with the actors, much like yesteryear Mexican sitcom [[DoctorCandidoPerez]].

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!!''Se Rentan Cuartos'' contains examples of:

* CallingtheOldManOut: Graciela does this to her mother in “La Mama de Graciela.”
* ChattyHairdresser: Cruela Glamour in “Cruela Glamour.”
* Crossdresser: The guest in “El Adultero.”
* EvilLaugh: Graciela in “La Tormenta.”
* FunnyForeigner: The eastern-european refugees in “Los Extranjeros.”
* Gayngster: Don Giovanni in “La Mafia del Joder.”
* GoldDigger: Graciela in “Cita Porno.”
* IdleRich: Graciela, Bobby and Stef used to be this so they initially have absolutely no idea of how to make a living for themselves.
* ImpoverishedPatrician: The central premise of the show.
* MealTicket: The man Graciela dates in “Cita Porno.”
* MillionairePlayboy: Bobby likes to think he's this.
* MockMillionaire: Graciela and her kids do this whenever an old friend of theirs visits Cilantro 18.
* RichBitch: Graciela used to be this, until she lots the rich part.
* RichSuitor,PoorSuitor: Graciela's new boyfriend and Chicopasote in “Cita Porno.”
* RichestoRags: Graciela, Bobby and Stef.
* SecretOtherFamily: Pepe Nacho, Graciela's estranged half-brother.
* Sleazy Politician: Mr. Fierron in “Jefe de Manzana” refuses to certify Cilantro 18 as a bed & breakfast until Graciela goes on a date with him.
* SlummingIt: Bobby's ex-girlfriend Miranda in “Visita Conyugal.”
* Socialite: Graciela used to be this.
* TheBoxingEpisode: “Pelea de Box.”
* TheDon: Don Giovanni in “La Mafia del Joder.”
* Transgender: Cruela and her assistant in “Cruela Glamour.”
* TurnOutLikeHisFather: Much like Graciela, her mother was also cheated on by her husband.
* UnclePennybags: Graciela's mother to Pepe Nacho in “La Mama de Graciela.”
* UptownGirl: The dynamic between Stef and Tato, though Stef is now just as poor as Tato is.
* VocalDissonance: Tato.
* Wealth'sinaName: “Garza” is considered a high class lastname in Mexico, the show triples it for comedic effect.
* WealthyYachtOwner: The sect leader referenced in “La Secta.”
* ZanyScheme: Graciela's attempts at promoting the bed & breakfast are usually this.

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