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'''Casados con hijos''' is the Argentine edition of the American series [[Married With Children (TV)|Married With Children]]. It is about the misfortunes of Pepe Argento, a former player of Racing Club who now sells women shoes, he is married with Moni (who always want to have sex), and has two kids, Paola (who dates every man that walks) and Coqui (a loser even worse than him). And to complete it all, his neighbour is María Elena Fuseneco, who always try to defeat and humilliate him.
'''Casados con hijos''' is the Argentine edition of the American series [[Married... with Children|Married With Children]]. It is about the misfortunes of Pepe Argento, a former player of Racing Club who now sells women shoes, he is married with Moni (who always want to have sex), and has two kids, Paola (who dates every man that walks) and Coqui (a loser even worse than him). And to complete it all, his neighbour is María Elena Fuseneco, who always try to defeat and humilliate him.


The adaption run for two seasons, and it was played by the most important comedy actors of Argentina, Guillermo Francella and Florencia Peña. The writers made an important work in removing all American stuff from the series and fill it with Argentine culture, from the names of the characters to their backgrounds and several plots. Thus, it is not seen in Argentina as the local version of a foreign series, but as a series of its own right.
The adaption run for two seasons, and it was played by the most important comedy actors of Argentina, Guillermo Francella and Florencia Peña. The writers made an important work in removing all American stuff from the series and fill it with Argentine culture, from the names of the characters to their backgrounds and several plots. Thus, it is not seen in Argentina as the local version of a foreign series, but as a series of its own right.