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Review

The series opens with Nines (Celia Freijeiro)—a fiery bartender and big-time player (think Shane)— who is trying to make a discreet exit after a drunken romp in the bed of former Olympic athlete Monica (Cristina Pons), otherwise known as "Monica Psycho" around the clubs. Encountering Carmen (Sandra Collantes), Monica's breathtakingly beautiful roommate, Nines is instantaneously smitten though surprised to learn that Carmen is straight and is planning to move out that very same day to live with her boyfriend Jorge. Not the type of woman to play second fiddle to a man, Nines' suave charm and good looks make Carmen's head-spin. The dyke drama gets as hot as a jalapeño pepper when Ana, a naïve woman, shows up at Monica's apartment to rent the room vacated by Carmen. Horny lesbians, fiery temperaments and pumped-up estrogen -- Yikes! You don't want to miss what happens next...

Hot on the heels of the prior antics of our loveable Spanish heroines, the second half of the Chica Busca Chica series is uproarious and addictively engrossing, as an already tangled web of friendship and romance begets a complex series of love connections that even Alice Piaszecki would find difficult to chart. New to Sapphic love, bubbly actress Ana propositions flirty bartender Nines for love-making lessons, but Nines already has her hands full trying to extricate herself from the clingy grip of Monica while trying to seduce Monica's roommate Carmen. Ostensibly straight but repeatedly finding herself lip-locked with beautiful women, Carmen is trying to patch things up with her cheating boyfriend Jorge, whose oversexed Mexican client/houseguest hides a secret of her own beneath her corset. Meanwhile, Monica struggles to train a narcoleptic Olympic hopeful in the ways of Judo while agonizing over the recent return of former flame Eva. Long on laughs and packed with expertly-plotted twists and turns, you're bound to fall in love and still want more of these luscious Latina lesbians.

 -- Carol Coombes