the surreal disconnect of returning to your childhood home after forging a new identity elsewhere — are universal, and Vida clips along nicely thanks to strong performances, including Chelsea Rendon's fierce and funny portrayal of guerrilla activist Marisol, and Prada's composed intensity as Emma." In a similarly enthusiastic critique, Deadline Hollywoods Dominic Patten complimented the series saying, "From its opening episode helmed by Alonso Ruizpalacios, the half-hour series also rejects barriers, slaps stereotypes silly and triumphantly spotlights several worlds you may not know that well but are vital parts of the cultural fabric of our time and country." Awards and nominations References External links Vida on Starz 2010s American drama television series 2010s American LGBT-related drama television series 2018 American television series debuts 2020 American television series endings 2020s American drama television series 2020s American LGBT-related drama television series Bisexuality-related television series English-language television shows Hispanic and Latino American television Lesbian-related television shows Starz original programming Television shows set in Los Angeles Works about gentrification