1960s Mexican TV Shows
The 40 most popular 1960s mexican TV shows, ranked. Click any show for ratings, reviews, trailers, and where to watch.
El derecho de nacer
Amor en el desierto
El abismo
Corazón de dos ciudades
Divorciadas
Gabriela
Alma de mi alma
Abismos de amor
Duelo de pasiones
El ruiseñor mexicano
Anita de Montemar
Adiós, amor mío
El hombre de oro
Cuatro en la trampa
El enemigo
Culpas ajenas
Gabriela
Cristina Guzmán
Conflicto
Apasionada
Atormentada
Chucho el Roto
El rapto
Amor y orgullo
Del altar a la tumba
Corona de lágrimas
Amar fue su pecado
Elena
Cruz de amor
El dolor de amar
El ciego
Cumbres Borrascosas
Dos caras tiene el destino
Corazón salvaje
Doña Macabra
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Estafa de amor
About 1960s Mexican TV Shows
The 1960s
1960s television was the medium's first confident decade, when the Western and the variety show gave way to a broader range of genre programming in colour.
Mexican television
Mexican television's telenovela tradition is among the most widely exported formats in the world, and its streaming era has added darker crime and satire to the mix.
In this list
- Most common genres
- Soap, Drama, Mystery
- Longest run
- 3 seasons
Common questions
- What are the best 1960s Mexican TV shows?
- By popularity across Flickfolio and TMDB, the top picks right now are Hoppity Hooper, El derecho de nacer, and Los Beverly de Peralvillo. The full ranked list of 40 sits above — open any show for ratings, reviews, and streaming availability.
- How is this list ranked?
- 1960s Mexican TV shows are ordered by overall popularity, which blends how often a title is viewed, searched, and logged. It updates as viewing habits shift, so the list reflects what people are actually watching rather than a fixed critical canon.
- Where can I watch these TV shows?
- Every show page lists current streaming, rental, and purchase options for your region, alongside community ratings and reviews from Flickfolio members.