11 Netflix Original Shows For Latinx Viewers That Everyone Should Be Watching

The first lady of Mexico attempts to forge her own path and struggles with marital problems in this Mexican political drama. Ingobernable premiered in 2017 and a second season will be hitting Netflix sometime in 2018.

Inspired by the '70s sitcom of the same name, One Day at a Time follows a single mom raising her Cuban-American family in Los Angeles. The heartwarming comedy series has been renewed for a third season, which will premiere in 2019.

3% is centered on a world that presents members living in poverty with the opportunity to move up in society by passing a series of mentally and physically challenging tests. The Brazilian dystopian thriller currently has two seasons, with a third premiering in 2019.

On My Block is a coming-of-age series about four friends growing up in LA's South Central neighborhood. The first season was met with positive reviews, and it was recently announced that the show had been renewed for a second season.

Set in 1920s Spain, Las Chicas del Cable follows four women from different backgrounds working for the national telephone company in Madrid. The drama currently has two seasons, with a third season in production.

Club de Cuervos is about the familial power struggle that ensues for ownership of the Cuervos soccer team following the sudden death of its owner. The Mexican comedy-drama premiered in 2015 and has three seasons.

A Club de Cuervos spinoff, La Balada de Hugo Sánchez follows the eponymous personal assistant's journey as he travels with the Cuervos soccer team to a tournament in Nicaragua. The first season of the Mexican comedy premiered on June 17, 2018.

The drama series is based on the real-life criminal investigation into corruption in the Brazilian government, called Operation Car Wash. The first season of O Mecanismo premiered on March 23, 2018, and it has since been renewed for a second season.

Now approaching its fourth season, Narcos is based on the real-life drug cartels of the 1980s, and efforts made by the DEA to control the growing distribution of cocaine. Though the first two seasons focus primarily on Colombian kingpin Pablo Escobar, subsequent seasons address the rise of the Cali Cartel.

Taking place in two time periods, Estocolmo follows a television reporter, prosecutor, and undercover agent as they investigate a human trafficking network. The Argentine drama series has one season, which premiered in 2016.

Coming to Netflix on Aug. 10, 2018, La Casa de las Flores is a dark comedy about a seemingly picturesque, yet dysfunctional, upper-class Mexican family and their flower business. The first season's events will pick up following the patriarch's discovery that his mistress has suddenly and tragically passed away.