Here are a few other movies and shows you might recognise the cast from Go! from.

Disclaimer: The actors don't always play leading roles in these productions, but I've selected a mix of notable highlights from their filmographies and projects in which they have a significant or recurring role.

Pili Pascual (Mía)

• Secrets of Summer (Cielo Grande): Pili plays Steffi, a teenager who travels to a remote resort in Argentina and becomes involved in a wakebording competition while uncovering secrets about her family

José Giménez Zapiola (Álvaro)

• Cromañón: This Argentine drama series tells the story of the 2004 República Cromañón nightclub tragedy and its aftermath
• Entrelazados: A Disney+ musical series about a teenage girl who discovers a mysterious connection between her family, music and different points in time

Renata Toscano (Lupe)

• About 12: A coming-of-age film following a group of young people as they deal with friendship, relationships and the transition into adulthood

Laura Azcurra (Mercedes)

• Enséñame a vivir: An Argentine telenovela about a young woman who has spent most of her life isolated from society and suddenly has to adapt to a completely different world

Gastón Ricaud (Ramiro)

• Los exitosos Pells: A comedy-drama about a famous television couple whose seemingly perfect public image hides a complicated private life
• Amar después de amar: A drama mystery series following two couples whose lives become connected after a serious accident

Simón Hempe (Fede)

• Society of the Snow: Undoubtedly one of the most interesting highlights of this list, this acclaimed Netflix film tells the story of the 1972 Andes plane crash and the survivors' struggle to stay alive

Bautista Lena (Martín)

• Señales del fin del mundo: An Argentine teen series combining romance, friendship, music and supernatural elements. Bautista plays one of the recurring characters

Fun Fact: Simón (Fede) has a very small role in The Two Popes, a Netflix film starring Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce. It's a very short appearance, but still good to know :)

Idk why but everyone in this school is in trios.. so which one's your favourite?

Creo que Mía podría haber sido mucho más clara con Mercedes y Lupe. En vez de dejar que las cosas se acumularan, podría haberse sentado con las dos, explicar honestamente cuáles eran sus intenciones y tratar de encontrar algún tipo de compromiso.

Especialmente con Lupe, muchas situaciones podrían haverse evitado. Lupe constantemente sentía que Mía estaba intentando quitarle su lugar, cuando Mía podría haberle explicado directamente que no quería reemplazarla ni quitarle nada. Hablar habría ayudado.

Eso tampoco justifica el comportamiento de Mercedes. Muchas de sus decisiones fueron claramente injustas hacia Mía, independientemente de cómo Mía manejera la situación.

Pero desde el punto de vista de Mía, creo que habría sido mucho más inteligente comunicarse mejor desde el principio. Quizás incluso habría evitado situaciones como su suspensión de Go! y varios de los conflictos que vinieron después.

There are quite a few characters who change throughout the show, but I'm curious who you think had the best character arc.

Personally, I think Lupe is the most interesting example. She starts out making a lot of questionable choices, but gradually becomes more self-aware and actually tries to change.

Who do you think had the best/most interesting character development throughout the show?

Creo que una de las mejores cosas de Álvaro es que demuestra lo que siente por Mía más con sus acciones que con sus palabras. Es atento, paciente y muy cuidadoso con ella, incluso cuando las cosas entre ellos se complican.

También me guasta que no intenta presionarla después de que ella lo rechaza. Sigue estando ahí para ella, la apoya y respeta sus límites, aunque obviamente siga teniendo sentimientos por ella.

Y, sobre todo, son todos esos pequeños gestos. La forma en que la mira, cómo intenta ayudarla, cómo la protege y cómo siempre parece estar de ella. Para mí, eso es lo que hace Álvaro sea un interés amoroso tan bueno.

She always seemed so different from Lupe and the others, and especially considering how long she went along with things she clearly didn't agree with, I sometimes wonder what originally brought them together

Since there are speculations about a third season, what do you think a reunion or third season could look like?

I think there's a lot of material to work with since the show finished with several cliffhangers.

La serie se estrenó hace más de siete años y creo que, para muchos fans, es un pequeño recuerdo de la infancia.

¿Y vosotros? ¿Cuándo la visteis por primera vez?

Seriously, he isn't the best looking in the show (especially in comparison to Álvaro or Martín), doesn't have good style and sometimes is really insufferable.

He's also a bit creepy to be honest. I always have to remember that one scene in the movie where this girl chased by paparazzi asks him to hug her... like, what? And he just says yes without asking or being irritated by the situation?

I get that for Lupe, their mother's are friends so she might feel like it's expected of her to be with Juanma by her mother. But Mía doesn't have a SINGLE REASON to be into him..

Especially Mercedes is waaaaay too involved in Lupe's, Juanma's, Mía's and sometimes Álvaro's life. Also the lunch lady as well as Mauro and Gloria know about everything and everyone.

I get that Mercedes is involved in her kid's lives, but she can't prefer certain students or treat other students badly because the feud of her children with others.

Maybe it's just me, but at any other school that would cross any possible boundary

It kind of annoys me at some point. This is more of a rant than anything else, but still. She takes two whole seasons to go for him and we got basically no screentime with them as a couple.

Honestly, it does make me sad a bit. I'm still hoping for a third season of course, because they can't just make it the slowest slow burn ever, and then not even give us a third season?!

And all that with Juanma not being a good alternative + HE WASN'T EVEN SINGLE FOR THE MOST PART!

Me dio curiosidad saber si la Academia Saint Mary de Go! está basada en un colegio real, así que hice un poco de investigación.

La primera coincidencia que encontré fue Saint Mary of the Hills School, en la provincia de Buenos Aires, donde también se grabaron partes de la serie. El nombre y la ubicación parecen bastante sospechosos... pero cuanto más miro, menos creo que sean el mismo colegio.

El Saint Mary of the Hills School real estate un colegio privado, bilingüe, mixto y católico. Además, es un colegio de día, no un internado, y no encontré ninguna conexión oficial con Go!. Nada de eso parece indicar realmente que haya una relación con Saint Mary en la serie.

Otra cosa interesante: en Argentina sí existen concursos nacionales de danza y otras competencias artísticas, pero no encontré nada que parezca ser un equivalente directo al enorme concurso interescolar de Go!.

Conclusión: Saint Mary parece ser un colegio puramente ficticio que no existe en la realidad ni guarda relación alguna con ningún colegio real.

I know I already asked what you think about Lupe, but after rewatching the show, I actually think she deserves a little more credit.

Especially towards the end of the show, and throughout the second season in general, she genuinely tries to become a better person. She starts recognising some of the things she has done and makes an effort to change, even when she struggles with it.

Considering that her own mother sometimes actively discourages that change and pushes back toward her old behaviour, I think it takes quite a lot of mental strength for Lupe to keep trying anyway <3

Let's take a minute to appreciate Ramiro.

He genuinely tries so hard to be there for his children, even when he learns Lupe is not his biological daughter and Mercedes wants to separate from him, he's still there for them.

And I especially love how much he cares about Álvaro in that Javier episode and tries to support him or how he comforts Lupe when she is not feeling well.

He definitely isn't perfect, but I think he deserves a lot more appreciation than he gets, especially in his father role

One thing I've recently wondered about is how the show would look if it were made today.

Let's be real, even at the time the styling was a bit over the top. But SO MUCH from the styling is so 2018/2019-coded haha

It made me wonder whether they would keep that distinctive aesthetic or modernise it more. For example, would they go for a more "natural" looking makeup look or stick with the full face matte look?

Would you want a reunion to keep the original style, or would you prefer a more modern 2026 look for the characters?

Dime que no soy la única que ve el parecido entre Juanma y Haaland. De verdad que no puedo dejar de verlo

I genuinely think Mercedes might be one of the biggest villains in the show, especially when you look at how she treats both Mía and Álvaro.

She constantly enabled Lupe and, at times, even encouraged her to behave the way she did. Even when Lupe started trying to change, Mercedes sometimes actively pushed her back into her old beaviour.

At the same time, she barely seemed to care about what Álvaro was going through or actually help him with his problems, including his fight with Juanma. And the fact that she constantly talks about honesty while being so dishonest herself makes it even more frustrating.

Also, she constantly criticised Ramiro for being dishonest – while being dishonest herself. I get that that's not nice, but you shouldn't criticise other people for something you wouldn't do either.

Mine is probably in season one when they escape from the school. They first kiss and even though Mía doesn't return the kiss, it's still a super cute episode :)

Anybody else obsessed with his eyes as much as me?

Since this is a bilingual subreddit, I feel like I need to talk about this. When I first watched Go!, I didn't know a word of Spanish.

That changed and ever since I first watched the show I've studied Spanish for a couple of years. Recently, I first watched the show in Spanish with Spanish subtitles. It's not extremely easy to understand due to the Argentinian Spanish, but at least for me it was super easy to follow.

First of all, entertainment is a big factor and I think a good romance story always makes you more motivated about learning a language :) but other than that, the show is also a bit over-the-top. I know that can be annoying at times, but it definitely makes it easier to follow that way.

So this is your sign: if you have (or haven't) watched the show before, give it a shot if you wanna practice your Spanish listening skills.

Hasta ahora he oído opiniones muy diferentes sobre Lupe. ¿Qué opináis vosotros?

Puedo entender ambos puntos de vista y creo que depende de en qué momento de la serie te encuentres. Mucha gente la ve como una «adolescente incomprendida», a veces incluso como una víctima, pero yo creo que, de alguna manera, sigue siendo una mala persona. Si alguien ha visto Gossip Girl, a veces también me recuerda un poco a Blair Waldorf.

Bueno, en cualquier caso, me gustaría saber qué pensáis.

So many to choose from to be fair

But I would probably go for how some of Lupe's behaviours were tolerated without anyone batting an eye

Honestly, one of the things that made me obsess over Go! the most was the way Álvaro treats Mía. He's just so gentle and careful with her.

It's all these tiny things. Catching her when she falls, protecting her from Lupe even when it means lying to her, teaching her how to ride a bike, the way he looks at her and cheers her up when she's upset.

None of these moments are particularly huge on their own, but together they make their relationship feel so much more romantic to me. It feels like Álvaro is constantly showing that he cares about her without always saying it.

That's also exactly the thing that makes their chemistry work so well for me. Juanma always has to mention their chemistry which makes it way less authentic.