“Love, Victor” takes leave with a story about diversity in love and the beauty of being young

In 2018, the film “Love, Simon” came to theaters to present a tender story of love and self-discovery, which was so well received that Disney did not hesitate to make a series in a spin-off format from Hulu production. it concerns ‘With love, Vittorio’that after three seasons, this 2022 has ended with 8 touching chapters.

Even if it is successful LGBT + series It has a particularity in the moment in which it is presented, because all conflicts seem resolved in a very simple way, the story of Victor Salazar manages to cover all kinds of real life situations in a clear, direct and moving way, without losing its youthful essence. and romantic.

The third season of “Love, Victor” is finally available Hulu and marks the end of an era. Most importantly, it is also available in the Star + catalog for all its fans in Mexico and Latin America, who can now enjoy the eight episodes with which this successful American series says goodbye.

While the first season of “Love, Victor” is about self-discovery and the second about relationships in youth and how complicated they can be, this third installment shows a group of much more mature guys, who are not afraid to venture into the waters. of a broken heart and learns from their mistakes as they face their future student.

The third season of “Love, Victor” culminates exactly one year after the beginning of the young athlete’s story, with an emotional account of what happened in his adventure and closes the fans to one of the LGBT + themed youth series that have opened the doors to the existence of more of these productions.

The ending of “Love, Victor” works for its simplicity

As expected, the ending of a series is always criticized for not meeting fan expectations, and in the case of “Love, Victor” there is a lot of material to cut because the final chapters seem rather rushed and the plot gives a shot. scene that may not please many, even if the truth is that it maintains the simplicity that characterizes the series.

The life of Victor Salazar is just one of hundreds of examples that exist of young people discovering their sexual orientation in middle school or high school, and while this story seems to be the perfect storyline of a boy and his soul mate, the truth is that “With affection, Victor says goodbye emphasizing the importance of representation for the LGBT + community at an early age.