They’ll put you in a good mood: 5 Mexican comedies you can enjoy on Netflix

Over the past 10 years, Netflix has become a great showcase for the Mexican film industry, thanks to the fact that several films have arrived, both original and from other studios, which have enjoyed success on this platform, where undoubtedly the comedies made in the Aztec country stands out.

Mexican comedies are among the best that the cinema of the Aztec country has produced in recent years and, as we have pointed out, Netflix has many of these titles, very entertaining productions that offer a huge dose of good humor, so many experts indicate that these titles are perfect for relaxing at home and de-stressing, so, here we show you 5 of the best.

‘Reliving Christmas’

‘Relive Christmas’ is one of Mexican comedies not to be missed on Netflixoriginal title starring the actor Mauricio Ochmann, who plays Chuy, a family man who hates this holiday when he has a birthday on Christmas day, however a kind of curse is imposed on him which forces him to wake up every day as if he were December 25th.

“What is the child’s fault?”

Comedy and romance is one of the strong combinations in this type of production, for this reason, ‘¿Qué Culpa Tiene El Niño?’ it’s another god Mexican movies to watch on Netflixa title starring Karla Souza and Ricardo Abarca that offers the story of a young woman who, after becoming pregnant in a crazy night, decides to collaborate with the future father of the child, despite both presenting a clear immaturity.

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“No refunds”

As a matter of fact, “No Returns Accepted” is one of the best mexican movies you can enjoy on netflixa title full of comedy and with slight touches of drama, a film starring Eugenio Derbez, who in this production plays a name that has shirked responsibility for years, but all this changes when a woman knocks on his door and gives him the daughter.

“What is the fault of karma?”

Similarly, “What is the fault of karma?” is another of the productions that will undoubtedly relax you on Netflix, a Mexican comedy starring Aislinn Derbez centered around a woman named Sara, who, when her younger sister gets engaged to the boy she liked as a teenager, must find out if the his allegedly bad luck is the cause of all his misfortunes.

“A Father Not So Father”

With a huge dose of good humor, ‘Un Padre No Tan Padre’ starring Héctor Bonilla is one of the must-see Mexican comedies that this service offers you, as it focuses on a grumpy and intolerant old patriarch who causes a generational war, when he is kicked out of his retirement home and is forced to live with his son in a hippie community.