A Spanish sitcom is a comedic television series produced in Spain, characterized by its humorous portrayal of everyday life and relationships. These shows often feature a recurring cast of characters and are set in familiar environments, such as homes or workplaces. The humor typically arises from misunderstandings, cultural quirks, and social situations. Popular Spanish sitcoms, like La que se avecina and Aquí no hay quien viva, have gained significant viewership both in Spain and internationally. They often reflect Spanish culture, traditions, and social issues, making them relatable to a wide audience. The format usually includes short episodes, making them easy to watch and enjoy.