Televidentes andaban de mal humor anoche: las repetidas críticas a La Ley de Baltazar y The Voice

So I read this article called “Televidentes andaban de mal humor anoche: las repetidas críticas a La Ley de Baltazar y The Voice” and it was pretty interesting. Basically, last night there were a lot of unhappy viewers because of the constant criticism towards two popular shows, La Ley de Baltazar and The Voice.

From what I understand, a big issue was that La Ley de Baltazar had a very controversial storyline that focused on sexual abuse, and viewers felt that it was handled poorly and in a way that was disrespectful to survivors. The Voice, on the other hand, received criticism for being too formulaic and boring, with many people saying that they were tired of seeing the same thing over and over again.

Personally, I’ve never really been a fan of either show, but I do get why people would be frustrated with them. It’s always frustrating when you feel like your favorite shows are letting you down or not living up to your expectations. I’ve definitely felt that way before about some of my favorite shows, so I can empathize with those who were disappointed last night.

Overall, I think the article is a good reminder that television, like any other art form, is subjective. What one person loves, another person might hate, and it’s important to remember that not everyone is going to have the same taste. However, it’s also important to hold our favorite shows to a high standard and hold them accountable when they fall short. After all, if we don’t speak up when we’re unhappy, how will anything ever change?