History YMMV / LaQueSeAvecina

* ContinuityLockout: With 12 seasons (so far), the series constantly references events and characters from the past, so good luck to anyone watching this series with the episodes out of order.

* ValuesDissonance:
** Antonio Recio's homophobic, racist and misogynistic comments can be quite uncomfortable for some viewers.
** In one episode, Antonio wears {{Blackface}}, which is inadmissible to foreign viewers.
** Alba, a transgender woman, being played by a male actor is this, especially as there is increasing pressure for trans women characters to be played by trans actresses.
** Minguito is seen by some viewers as a cruel mockery of people who have mental conditions, mainly because he is not respected by anyone.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Antonio Recio wasn't as AxCrazy at the start of the series as he is now. This is classic {{Flanderization}}, but it can be explained by head injuries mixed with his chronic lack of sleep and his DeusAngstMachina status turning him slowly but irrecoverably insane.

* IdiotPlot: Amador sneaking into the house of a little boy only to steal a chrome is stupid even for a TV show like this.

* WhyWouldAnyoneTakeHerBack:

* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Series/AquiNoHayQuienViva'', which is quite evident from the fact that it has the same cast, the same creators and the same premise of a community of neighbors living in a building.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Some of the songs made for the show are really awesome.

* TheScrappy: Given the show's cast featuring LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters and adding more and more with each new season, it was bound to happen.

** Let's face it, Javi is a even bigger example of this: Lola almost always puts her own (and what's worse, her insane mother's) happiness before his. That being said, he isn't exactly what you would consider a perfect husband.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: There are many, but to name a few: Estela Reynolds, Violeta Recio, Judith Bécker and Fermín Trujillo. Between the secondary characters, la Chusa and Parrales are very popular.

* TheScrappy: Fran, Enrique's son, was very disliked by the fans after season 3. Also, Reyes from season 5 was so disliked that she didn't make it into Season 6 despite her actress wanting to.

* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Estela, who has tried to sleep with almost every neighbour. Some examples include Estela/Leo, Estela/Enrique, Estela/Coque, Estela/Amador, Estela/Javi, Estela/Fermín, Estela/Maxi etc.

* WhyWouldAnyoneTakeHerBack: Enrique and Judith: he really shouldn't forgive her after everything she has done to him and yet he always does. Enrique and Antonio are a non-romantic version of this. In both cases it's mainly because of Enrique being a textbook LoveMartyr.

* JerkassWoobie: Antonio. He's an insufferable lunatic man with sociopathic tendencies who no one in their right minds would want to be friends with, but at the same time, [[ParentalAbandonment his]] [[ParentalNeglect life]] [[FriendlessBackground has]] [[KidsAreCruel been]] [[LoveHurts so]] [[DeusAngstMachina tragic]] that it's not difficult to understand why he is now like this and sympathize with him. Also, his catchphrases are funny.
** However, he's starting to lose that sympathy due to him crossing the MoralEventHorizon [[CrossingTheLineTwice several times]]. To the point that he's so pathetic and miserable that he fails to make an angry response.

* RomanticPlotTumor: The Enrique/Judith romance is as loved as it is hated, for not only being in a BreakUpMakeUpScenario-dynamic for ''four seasons straight'', but also for being so all-consuming that other larger storylines are moved to the sidelines in favour of more {{Wangst}} between the couple. It doesn't help either that Judith has been so painfully mean to Enrique that one has to wonder [[WhatDoesSheSeeInHim what he sees in her anymore.]]
** The "Cuquis" might be considered a milder version of this.

* AngstWhatAngst: You would think that after [[spoiler:losing their wife and mother respectively]], Vicente and Javi would be much sadder.
** Vicente ''is'' pretty sad. Apart from his "Ay, Gregoria!" {{Catchphrase}}, it's implied that part of his suicidal tendencies are due to his grief.

* HoYay: Between Enrique and Antonio, ''so much''. It's particularly taken UpToEleven in Seasons 2, 3, 4 and 7.

** Also, between Amador and Leo. Leo usually touches Amador and has NoSenseOfPersonalSpace either, and other characters [[MistakenForGay mistake them for a couple]] sometimes as well. However, in their case it's mostly PlayedForLaughs and not because there's actually any evidence of them being more than HeterosexualLifePartners.

** Other characters fit the trope as well, but oddly enough, Amador and Antonio, who are the two characters most obsessed with sex, are the ones who have less ships involving them. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in both cases, since Amador mostly hooks up with guest stars and never stopped loving his wife to begin with, and Antonio is usually too obsessed with the presidency of the Community to care for anything else.

* MoralEventHorizon: Antonio has crossed it several times. [[DudeNotFunny Judith crossed it when she told a patient that he should kill himself.]]

* [[spoiler:MagnificentBastard]]: Germán Palomares.

* AwesomeMusic: Some of the songs made for the show are really awesome.

* HeartwarmingMoments: Chusa performs what is easily the most heroic act of the series by immediately shielding Carlota when the ProfessionalKiller hired by Maite to kill Amador appears with a gun in hand.

* CanonDiscontinuity: Sometimes. Especially from the first two seasons.
* CrapsackWorld: The world is not kind to our protagonists.

** Let's face it, Javi is a even bigger example of this. Lola almost always puts her own (and what's worse, her insane mother's) happiness before his.

** Let's face it, Javi is a even bigger example of this. Lola almost always puts her own (and what's worse, her insane mother's) happiness before his (that being said, he has his share of wrongdoings too).

** Let's face it, Javi is a even bigger example of this. Lola almost always puts her own (and what's worse, her insane mother's) happiness before his.

** Let's face it, Javi is a even bigger example of this. Lola almost always puts her insane mother's (and her own) happiness before his.

* WhyWouldAnyoneTakeHerBack: Enrique and Judith: he really shouldn't forgive her after everything she has done to him and yet he always does. Enrique and Antonio are a non-romantic version of this. In both cases it's mainly because of Enrique being a textbook LoveMartyr.

** Episode 7x12 could easily be considered the biggest TearJerker episode for Antonio, and that's saying a lot considering [[DeusAngstMachina his history.]]

* FanonDiscontinuity: Some fans pretend that the first season or the first two don't exist or are from a different series from the actual series post-Season 3. Others who think that the show declined in quality from Season 5 onwards, often pretend that the show ended in Season 4, since luckily, its season finale could easily be considered the series finale if the show had been cancelled.

* CrapsackWorld