#Amar es para siempre

[multifandominfj]

Why is it that shows like Sueños De Libertad and Amar Es Para Siempre get how to write WLW ships better than American Soap Operas?

As an American who ADORES Luimelia and has been sucked down the Mafin rabbit hole…American WLW ships are terrible compared to them.

[notmybitch]

Sooo it looks Fina is planning to leave as I expected but I'm not entirely sure if: a) Marta stops her before it happens or b) She actually leaves and Marta will go find her. I'm still hoping for Marta to make a big romantic gesture but I fear for those episodes Marta B. won't be in (allegedly). I can excuse any plot line except for them to be reunited and have some happy alone time together that we don't get to see.

Anyway for the spanish speakers and the brave ones who try to make sense of the automatic translation, the podcast 'Corten!' has already uploaded the live episode with Marta Belmonte, Paula Usero and Anna Marchessi. It's really good and just so funny. Especially when they talk about 'dead lesbian syndrome' (aka bury your gays trope). You can find it here:

[whitestnoise]

[criistals]

«Nací el día que me miraste y viviré el tiempo que me ames»

[lalunadecarton]

The first kiss at King’s / The last kiss at King’s

[lgbtpopcult]

Watch Some Soap Storylines Girl Please

To be clear soaps are famous for going on for ever, most couples and romances don't last that much 😂

Amar en tiempos revueltos, Spain

Valor de vida, Portugal

Thuis, Belgium

The Rich Man's Daughter, Philippines

Jogo doplo, Portugal

Neighbours, Australia

General hospital, USA

4 estrellas, Spain

Nadie como tu, Mexico

Perdona Nuestros Pecados, Chile

emmerdale, UK

Las estrellas, Argentina

Young and the restless, USA

Edificio corona, Chile

Demente, Chile

Coronation street, UK

Shortland Street, New Zealand

Salkkarit, Finland

Amar es para siempre, Spain

[hadesisqueer]

Luimelia as a ship was funnier when you randomly watched Amar Es Para Siempre since you were a kid with your mom and you remembered shit such as the time that there was a convo between Luisita's parents being like "what a family of seducers, one of these days our son is gonna come home with a VEDETTE as a girlfriend" or something like that, only for it to end up with their daughter being the one that brought the vedette home as her girlfriend.

It should be added: the vedette ends up being their favorite daughter in law

[isombaird]

i love them all so much

[syniiart]

❤️

[unrinconcitollamadotu]

Mientras esté aquí Siempre serás amado...

[mahfilhadedeusblog]

Amo amar vc..

Amo mais ..

[whitestnoise]

[criistals]

«Ya estoy cansado de huir. Al fin tengo algo que necesito proteger, y eres tú»

–Howl

[lalunadecarton]

1975 / 1983

[lukaherehelp]

Today was the ending of Amar Es Para Siempre, formerly known as Amar en Tiempos Revueltos and I might have actually cried... I was 7 when it first started and has being with me ever since... 18 years of memories and laughs and most important: history. Thank you for everything, Amar, and specially for one of the best lines a queer character living in the late 1970s has ever spoken out loud in spanish television:

[hadesisqueer]

I just looked up Amar Es Para Siempre and it has over 2.700 episodes and is still running?! Is this normal for soap operas??

First, I should tell you that you wanna watch Luisita and Amelia's story without watching everything you can always watch their story with subs on Dailymotion or YouTube

Now to answer the question, we got very long soap operas, but this one has been running for eighteen years. Before Amar Es Para Siempre there was Amar En Tiempos Revueltos; it's actually the same soap opera, they simply changed the name to Amar Es Para Siempre when they switched channels. So add like 1700 episodes more or so? Also there's a webseries spin-off named Luimelia about the ship but like an AU where they live in 2020 instead of 2023?

Anyway this is Spanish moms' One Piece.