Nosotros los Guapos (2016) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Suggestive humor is mild, primarily revolving around Vítor and Albertano's attempts to flirt with women or misunderstandings in romantic situations. In 'The Cougar,' Albertano has an implied romance with an older, wealthy woman, but nothing explicit is shown. Situations involve women dressing attractively in an aesthetic setting, or romantic rivalries.

Violence is comedic and non-graphic, primarily consisting of slapstick humor, physical pratfalls, and exaggerated fights. Characters might hit each other or fall down, but injuries are never serious or bloody. An episode features a boxing match, but it is played for laughs with no realistic depictions of injury.

Language is generally mild, consisting of infrequent use of insults and common Spanish exclamations. There are no strong expletives or frequent profanity. Much of the humor comes from the characters' verbal misunderstandings or exaggerated complaints rather than harsh language.

Occasional consumption of alcohol is depicted, mainly in social settings like parties, bars, or while celebrating their newfound wealth. Characters are sometimes shown with drinks in their hands, but heavy intoxication or problematic use is not a consistent theme, except for one episode where characters wake up with a hangover after a wild night.

This season delves into themes of friendship tested by potential romance, wealth, or rivalry. There's also the theme of ambition and attempting to better one's life, even if through questionable means, as seen when Vítor believes he has a millionaire father. The episode 'The Nursing Home' deals with the death of an elderly person, played for dark comedy, but not as a serious exploration of grief.

No standout scary moments have been catalogued for Nosotros los Guapos yet. Because this title is recommended for younger kids, sign up to get community-flagged jump scares, tense scenes, and startling imagery as parents submit them.