Among the biggest highlights at the moment are Man on Fire, which took the top spot in the ranking, and the classic Everybody Hates Chris, which remains very strong among Brazilian subscribers even years after its release.
Check below the most watched series on Netflix today, from 10th to 1st place.
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10th place — A Dona da Bola
Closing Netflix's ranking today, A Dona da Bola has been gaining ground mainly among fans of sports dramas.
The series mixes sports behind-the-scenes, personal conflicts and overcoming, elements that usually generate strong identification with the Brazilian audience. Another point that helped the production's growth was the highlight given by Netflix itself on the platform's homepage.
Productions with sports themes have been gaining increasing relevance in streaming, especially when they manage to combine emotion, rivalry and human stories.
9th place — If Wishes Could Kill...
If Wishes Could Kill... continues among Netflix's most talked-about series thanks to the combination of psychological suspense, mystery and unexpected plot twists.
The production gained momentum especially on social media, where many viewers began commenting on plot theories and sharing impactful scenes.
This type of series tends to grow quickly on Netflix because it encourages audiences to watch several episodes in a row to find out what's really happening.
Furthermore, productions with a dark atmosphere and morally ambiguous characters have been becoming a trend among Brazilian subscribers.
8th place — Fake Profile
Mixing romance, lies and suspense, Fake Profile remains strong among Brazil's most watched series.
The Colombian plot managed to catch attention by exploring toxic relationships, false identity and emotional manipulation, themes that frequently go viral on social media.
Another important factor for the series' success is the accelerated format of the narrative. Episodes end with strong cliffhangers, encouraging binge-watching.
In recent years, Latin American productions have grown significantly on Netflix, especially in Brazil, where soap operas and intense dramas have enormous popular appeal.
7th place — Jujutsu Kaisen
The anime phenomenon remains extremely strong in streaming, and Jujutsu Kaisen proves this once again by appearing in Netflix's Top 10.
The production won fans around the world thanks to impressive action scenes, high-level animation and charismatic characters.
In Brazil, interest in anime has grown significantly in recent years, driven by both streaming and social media.
Furthermore, Jujutsu Kaisen has one of the most active fandoms today, which helps keep the series constantly trending on digital platforms.
6th place — Ronaldinho Gaúcho
The documentary series about Ronaldinho Gaúcho continues to draw Brazilian attention and appears again among Netflix's most watched content.
The production explores important moments from the star's career, football behind-the-scenes and memorable episodes from the former player's trajectory.
Sports documentaries have shown enormous growth on streaming platforms because they manage to combine nostalgia and public curiosity.
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