7 vidas

TV Series
1999–2006
50m

IMDb RATING

YOUR RATING

David awakens after an 18-year coma to find himself in a completely different world.David awakens after an 18-year coma to find himself in a completely different world.David awakens after an 18-year coma to find himself in a completely different world.

Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

1.5K

YOUR RATING

Stars

7User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 23 wins & 28 nominations

Episodes204

Browse episodes

TopTop-rated11 seasons8 years

Photos7

Top cast99+

Edit

Amparo Baró

Soledad Huete

Gonzalo de Castro

Gonzalo Montero…

Blanca Portillo

Carlota Pérez

Anabel Alonso

Diana Freire

Carmen Machi

Aída García García

Eva Santolaria

Vero Montero

Santi Rodríguez

El frutero

Javier Cámara

Paco Gimeno Huete

Santi Millán

Sergio Antúnez

Toni Cantó

David Pérez

Paz Vega

Laura Arteagabeitia

Guillermo Toledo

Richard

María Pujalte

Mónica Olmedo

Florentino Fernández

Félix Gimeno Huete…

Pau Durà

Álex Capell

Leandro Rivera

Pablo Antúnez

Marina Gatell

Esther Martín

Yolanda Ramos

Charo Rivas

More like this

6.6

Aída

8.2

Aquí no hay quien viva

7.5

7.4

6.4

5.7

5.3

5.9

6.6

7.0

7.9

6.6

Storyline

Edit

Did you know

Edit

Trivia
It was the longest running Spanish TV comedy, with 204 episodes, until its own spin-off, Aída (2005), surpassed it on 2013.

Connections
Referenced in En prácticas: Instituto RTVE (2010)

Soundtracks
Siete Vidas
Composed and Performed by Emilio Aragón
(1999-2002)

User reviews7

Review

Featured review

With no doubt, the best sitcom of Spain's TV history

It has been almost five years since "7 vidas" started running on Telecinco. Yeah, it's true that this series has suffered lots of casting and storyline changes, but this only have confirmed that this is a great show, 'cause it´s getting more and more popular, and has attracted many famous people as guest stars. The scripts are very original, truly hilarious; and the actors do a great work, specially Amparo Baró as Sole and Anabel Alonso as Diana. It's got to be mentioned its particular kind of humor, combining perfectly local spanish humour and universal jokes.