has been delivering amazing youth and college doramas in recent years, and if you're looking for a dorama recommendation in this genre, then you've come to the right place! On this date, Trecobox presents you with an excellent mix of drama, comedy, and romance with a touch of mystery all in one free series. Available for free streaming in Brazil, the series takes us through the story of Do Hae Yi, a humble student who, upon joining the Theia Squad of Cheer Leaders, sees her life change overnight. And if you're curious and interested in learning more about the series, just keep reading to discover all its details! [caption id="attachment_284402" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Reproduction: The Movie Database[/caption] READ MORE: Double Action: James Franco and Jason Statham star in electrifying thriller on Netflix! When love overcomes EVERYTHING: this dorama is a binge-watch to fall in love!

Get to know "Cheer Up", the college dorama of drama, comedy, and romance

If you like youth dramas and are looking for something similar to "Our Secret" and "Meteor Garden", our recommendation today goes to the hit "Cheer Up" , a dorama that is available for streaming in Brazil. The series is from South Korea and premiered in 2022, with 16 episodes and a rating of 14 years and up. In "Cheer Up" , Do Hae Yi, a brilliant and diligent student at Yeonhee University, finds herself in a challenging financial situation due to her family's limited resources. Consequently, her main focus is more on making money than on her academic endeavors. However, everything takes an unexpected turn when, one day, Do Hae Yi impulsively decides to become a member of the venerable Theia cheer squad, a university tradition that has lasted half a century. Her initial motivation for joining is purely monetary, but as she gets involved in the world of Theia, she begins to discover the true joy of campus life. Below, you can check out the teaser trailer for "Cheer Up" . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTlV80rcgp8&pp=ygUVQ2hlZXIgVXAgMjAyMiB0cmFpbGVy Unfortunately, "Cheer Up" is not very well-known in Brazil, and much of that comes from its lack of attention in South Korean media. During its broadcast in the Asian country, the drama and romance dorama had an average rating of 2.3% in viewership throughout the season in the country. Nevertheless, the series was nominated for some awards, including the SBS Drama Awards and the Blue Dragon Series Awards.

Discover the protagonists and crew names of the dorama "Cheer Up"

In "Cheer Up" , the South Korean dorama is starring Han Ji-hyun ("The Uncanny Counter"), Bae In-hyuk ("My School President"), Kim Hyun-jin ("Cheese in the Trap"), Jang Gyu-ri ("It's Okay to Not Be Okay"), Lee Eun-saem ("All of Us Are Dead") and Yang Dong-geun ("Oyama - The Legendary Fighter"). Besides them, the series also features Lee Jung-jun, Han Soo-ah, Kim Shin-bi, Hyun Woo-seok, Park Bo-yeon, Nam Joong-gyu, Ryu Hyun-kyung, Eun Hae-seong, Yoo Yi-jun, Song Duk-ho, Jung Shin-hye, Han Soo-ah, Jang Young-nam, Lee Min-jae, Yoon Bok-in, Baek Ji-won and Kwon Hyuk. The South Korean dorama was planned by Lee Ok-gyu, with a screenplay by Cha Hae-won ("VIP") and directed by Han Tae-seop. The production, finally, is from Studio S. [caption id="attachment_284403" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Reproduction: The Movie Database[/caption]

But after all, is it worth watching "Cheer Up"?

If you like youth dramas, then "Cheer Up" is an excellent choice to check out this week. The series is a well-produced dorama and has an engaging story, mixing drama, comedy, romance, and a touch of mystery in an intriguing way with characters that are charismatic and well-developed. Plus, the performances in the series are convincing, and the stars Han Ji-hyun and Bae In-hyuk steal the show among the cast and prove to be a promising acting duo for South Korea. The soundtrack and the direction by Han Tae-seop are also excellent, and, despite having an abrupt ending and a clichéd love triangle, the series establishes itself as one of the best in the genre. In Brazil, "Cheer Up" is available on Viki.