A drama series is a scripted television program that focuses on serious themes and character-driven narratives. It typically features complex characters and storylines that explore emotional and social issues, often delivering depth through sustained character development over multiple episodes or seasons. Drama series can vary in tone, ranging from intense and thought-provoking to lighter, more humorous approaches while still maintaining dramatic elements. They may include various subgenres, such as legal dramas, medical dramas, soap operas, or crime dramas, and are designed to engage viewers through emotional arcs and interpersonal conflicts. Unlike sitcoms or other comedic formats, drama series prioritize storytelling and character relationships, often culminating in high-stakes situations and moral dilemmas.
La Promesa captivates audiences with its intricate narrative, achieving 13.8% viewership and over 1 million viewers in Spain. Tension escalates as Pía, played by María Castro, faces new challenges in…