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Wena profe 2017

★ 2.0/10 · 1 votes SoapComedy 1 seasons · 159 eps Ended
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What is Wena profe?

Wena profe is a television series first released in 2017. Catalogued under Soap, Comedy.

Type
TV series
Year
2017
Status
Ended
Episodes
159
Runtime
30 minutes
First aired
Sep 25, 2017
Last aired
May 11, 2018
Original language
ES
Origin
CL
Networks
Televisión Nacional de Chile
Genres
Soap, Comedy
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“A failed upper-class musician fakes being a teacher to secure a job at a strict school.”

Reasons to watch
  • Follows a desperate musician infiltrating a school
  • Explores themes of passion over success
Keep in mind
  • Relies on deception as a main plot device
  • Plot hinges on a rigid school director being fooled

Watch it if you enjoy stories about musicians faking their credentials to teach students.

The tone is comedic and dramatic, focusing on school life and personal passion.

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Season 1 · 159 episodes

Frequently asked questions

When was Wena profe released?

Wena profe was released in 2017.

What is the main character's background?

The main character is a failed upper-class musician whose career collapses.

How does the main character get a job at the school?

He fools the rigid school director by assuring her that he is a teacher seeking a job.

Where is the school located?

The school is located in Santiago.

What lesson does the protagonist want to demonstrate to the youth?

He wants to demonstrate that doing things with passion is more important than being successful.