Below, you can see the complete ranking, starting from 10th place to the current leader.
10th Place – Fake Profile
Opening the list, Fake Profile remains firmly among the most watched. The series blends romance and suspense with a plot centered on digital relationships and hidden identities.
The success of the production reflects a current theme in Brazil: the growth of online relationships and the risks involved. With the increase in dating app usage, stories like this gain even more identification with the audience.
9th Place – The Ball's Owner
The Ball's Owner conquers space by combining sports and drama in an engaging narrative. The production follows challenges on and off the field, highlighting female protagonism in an environment still dominated by men.
Good performance in the ranking also accompanies increased interest in sports content on streaming, especially after recent events and debates about equality in sports.
8th Place – Failed
With a lighter touch, Failed brings humor and everyday situations that easily connect with young audiences.
The series addresses frustrations, attempts and fresh starts — themes very present in Brazilian reality, especially among students and young professionals. This type of narrative usually has high viral potential on social networks, which helps boost the title in the Top 10.
7th Place – If Wishes Could Kill...
Mixing suspense and dramatic elements, If Wishes Could Kill... draws attention with an intriguing plot full of twists.
Productions with this profile usually perform well in Brazil, mainly by keeping viewers engaged episode after episode — an essential factor for climbing Netflix's ranking.
6th Place – Ronaldinho Gaúcho
The documentary about Ronaldinho Gaúcho remains one of the major national highlights on the list.
The production delves into the trajectory of the Brazilian star, bringing memorable career moments and little-known behind-the-scenes content. Public interest is driven by strong cultural identification with football — one of the pillars of entertainment in the country.
Additionally, biographical content has been gaining strength on streaming, especially when involving iconic figures.
5th Place – No Salvation
No Salvation continues among the favorites of Brazilian audiences. The production stands out for intense suspense and engaging narrative.
Series with dark atmosphere and dense stories have high retention rates — that is, audiences start and continue watching until the end. This is one of the main factors that directly influence Netflix's algorithm.
4th Place – Marry a Killer?
The provocative title already delivers the tone of the production. Marry a Killer? combines investigation, drama and a story based on extreme events.
This type of content usually attracts audiences through curiosity and emotional impact, characteristics that make audiences comment and share — increasing its popularity even more.
3rd Place – Love Is Not Exhausted
Love Is Not Exhausted continues as one of the platform's recent major phenomena.
The series won over the Brazilian audience with its emotional approach, captivating characters and compelling storytelling.