Are Colombian series monotonous?

I've heard many times that colombia on air tv show with violent and narcotrafic content.
Do you believe this is true? I'll give a penny for your thoughts.

In my opinion Colombian television and tv programs are all the same; furthermore, it is not just a Debate of monotonous, but of the values that Colombian TV programs are transmitting, as Mariana said, they present the worst side of Colombia, the violent and narcotrafic side, as an examples: "Rosario Tijeras", "El Capo", " Escobar El patrón del mal", "Pandillas, Guerra y paz" and so on. In which they show the worst side of our beautiful country, that's why the world see all Colombian citizens as Narcos or violent people, because ourselves put us that stereotype.

I agree with both Felipe and Mariana since Colombian television nowadays only shows a side many of us are trying to forget, the side that portraits us as drug dealers and dangerous people that aren't capable of something better. Every night colombians are used to watch either drug related shows or the bad biographies of famous artists of the country.

FelipeDussan wrote:In my opinion Colombian television and tv programs are all the same; furthermore, it is not just a Debate of monotonous, but of the values that Colombian TV programs  are transmitting, as Mariana said, they present the worst side of Colombia, the violent and narcotrafic side, as an examples: "Rosario Tijeras", "El Capo", " Escobar El patrón del mal", "Pandillas, Guerra y paz" and so on. In which they show the worst side of our beautiful country, that's why the world see all Colombian citizens as Narcos or violent people, because ourselves put us that stereotype.  

I agree unfortunately this type of series are the ones that get consumers so the producers like to create this type of series to get money