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The Best Argentine Series of 2025 to Watch Online

Discover the most outstanding premieres of Argentine series on Netflix, Amazon, Disney, and HBO Max—and don’t miss the national fiction everyone is talking about.

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Argentine series are living a golden moment: arriving on Netflix, Flow, Amazon, Disney, and HBO Max with productions that combine acting talent, powerful scripts, and a local identity that captivates audiences both at home and abroad. Between controversial biopics, high-impact thrillers, sharp comedies, and adaptations of classics, the screen is filled with stories that reflect our culture and prove that national fiction continues to grow.

1. Menem

A fictional drama based on real events that traces the political rise of Carlos Saúl Menem, from his beginnings in La Rioja to his arrival at the Argentine presidency in the 1990s. With Leonardo Sbaraglia in the leading role and a cast featuring Juan Minujín and Griselda Siciliani, the series blends real events and narrative resources to portray a period marked by convertibility, privatizations, corruption, terrorist attacks, and family conflicts—telling a story of power, political controversy, and social tragedy.

Available on Amazon Prime.

2. El Eternauta

The first audiovisual adaptation of the iconic Argentine graphic novel El Eternauta by Héctor G. Oesterheld, illustrated by Francisco Solano López and first published in 1957, arrives starring Ricardo Darín. One summer night in Buenos Aires, a mysterious deadly snowfall wipes out much of the population and leaves thousands isolated.

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Juan Salvo and his friends embark on a desperate fight for survival, until they discover that the toxic snowstorm is only the first strike of an alien army invading Earth. The only way to stay alive will be to resist and fight together: no one survives alone.

Available on Netflix.

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3. Viudas Negras

Starring Malena Pichot and Pilar Gamboa, the series follows Maru, a woman who seems to have everything under control in the safety of a gated community. But the reappearance of Mica, her childhood friend, brings back a past she thought buried: together, they were “black widows,” experts in drugging men to rob them. This reunion pushes them into one last mission and forces them to face old debts, unfinished business, and an uncomfortable truth: discovering who they really are and how far they are willing to go.

Available on HBO Max.

4. En el Barro

The universe of El Marginal expands with this spin-off set in a women’s prison. With a strong cast led by Valentina Zenere, Rita Cortese, and Lorena Vega, and featuring acclaimed singer María Becerra, the series follows Gladys Guerra—“La Borges”—and a group of newcomers to La Quebrada prison. A defining event unites them forever, marking the beginning of a fierce struggle to survive in a hostile system, confront the rival “tribes” that rule the place, and carve out their own space. In that battle, unintentionally, the sisterhood of Las embarradas is born.

Available on Netflix.

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5. Los Mufas, suerte para la desgracia

Starring Daniel Hendler, the series follows Roque, a journalist specializing in paranormal phenomena, who teams up with the most dangerous “jinx” in Argentina to investigate a phenomenon that causes ruin and chaos around certain people, involuntarily and inexplicably.

However, Roque’s billionaire boss opposes making the investigation public and offers him an unusual deal: free his daughter from a “jinx cult” and save her from a perverse, psychopathic parapsychologist in exchange for a large sum of money. Along the mission, Roque embarks on adventures that bring meaning back to his life and help him heal past and present family wounds.

Available on Disney.

6. División Palermo, Season 2

Directed by and starring Santiago Korovsky, this series unfolds a biting satire about an inclusive urban guard that reflects, with irony and empathy, social diversity. As the city grows increasingly dangerous and a criminal gang operates from a specialty café, Felipe Rozenfeld is recruited by intelligence services to infiltrate and investigate them.

Amid undercover missions that threaten his romantic relationship and even his life, the season cleverly exposes urban chaos and the absurd state of law enforcement during an election campaign—combining action, dark comedy, and a critical take on inclusion.

Available on Netflix.

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7. Nieve Roja

Starring Nazareno Casero, Justina Bustos, and Juan Gil Navarro, the series follows a group of seven employees participating in a mysterious program at a base in Antarctica. Isolated and monitored by an artificial intelligence named AGATHA, they begin disappearing under increasingly disturbing circumstances. What seemed like a simple corporate experiment soon turns into a desperate struggle for survival, where secrets about their identity, genetic ties, and the true purpose of the mission come to light.

Available on Flow.

8. Quebranto

Marking the highly anticipated return of Tini Stoessel to acting, she stars as Miranda, a talented pianist born in Mexico and raised in Argentina by adoptive parents, who faces anxiety disorders tied to the mystery of her origins. Intelligent and determined, she sets off to her native country in search of the truth, only to find a reality more painful than imagined.

Determined to uncover the secrets surrounding her, she infiltrates the heart of a criminal organization in Mexico City, facing steep costs and extreme decisions: choosing between light and darkness, forgiveness and revenge, the love of someone willing to die for her and that of someone willing to kill.

Available on Disney.

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9. LOL: Last One Laughing Argentina

In its second season, Argentina’s great diva Susana Giménez returns as host, alongside actor and comedian Darío Lopilato. The series gathers established comedy figures and rising talents who, through stand-up, characters, improvisation, and physical comedy, compete to make each other laugh while trying to keep a straight face.

This season’s contestants include Pachu Peña (Videomatch), Nazareno Mottola (Peligro: Sin Codificar), Pablo Granados (Videomatch), Juli Savioli (Cancelados), Fabio Alberti (Todo x 2 Pesos), Dani La Chepi (Cromañón), Alex Pelao (División Palermo), Marina Bellati (Envidiosa), Martín Rechimuzzi (LOL: Last One Laughing), and Lucas Upstein.

Available on Amazon Prime.

10. Las Maldiciones

Starring Leonardo Sbaraglia and Gustavo Bassani, this series plunges us into an intense psychological thriller set in northern Argentina. In the midst of a key vote on a law regulating lithium exploitation, the governor’s daughter is kidnapped by his trusted right-hand man. What begins as a political act soon spirals into a dark maze of secrets: as the kidnapper’s true motives are revealed, a hidden 13-year-old plot surfaces—challenging the girl’s identity and exposing the limits of power, love, and inherited curses.

Available on Disney.

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