15 Best Spanish Romance Movies on Netflix

Spanish-language cinema has become one of Netflix’s biggest strengths, and its romance catalogue keeps getting deeper every year. From soul-swap comedies to soapy family dramas to genre-bending sci-fi love stories, these films prove Spanish romance is never predictable. Subtitles are available throughout, so language is never a barrier — whether you’re a native speaker or discovering these films for the first time. Here’s our fully updated list of the 15 best Spanish romance movies to stream on Netflix right now.

1. Through My Window

Based on Ariana Godoy’s novel of the same name, this teen romance became a genuine guilty-pleasure hit and spawned a full trilogy. Raquel (Clara Galle) has had a long-standing crush on her neighbor Ares (Julio Peña), and when he starts falling for her too despite his family’s disapproval, the story only gets more addictive from there. If you’re new to Spanish Netflix romance, this is one of the most-watched entry points.

2. Love at First Kiss (Eres Tú)

Directed by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, this clever rom-com follows Javier, a man who can see his entire future with a woman the moment he kisses her for the first time. Knowing exactly how every relationship will end has made him avoid real intimacy — until he meets someone his foresight doesn’t work on. It’s a genuinely fresh premise that uses its sci-fi hook to say something real about the excitement of not knowing how a relationship will unfold.

3. Crazy About Her

Carla (Susana Abaitua) and Adri (Álvaro Cervantes) share one magical night together, and Adri falls hard enough afterward that he checks himself into a psychiatric center just to be near her again. Director Dani De la Orden balances the film’s comedy and heart well, and it remains one of the most purely enjoyable entries on this list.

4. Elisa & Marcela

Isabel Coixet’s biographical drama tells the real story of two women who married each other at a Galician church in 1901 by having Elisa pose as a man. It’s a quietly powerful film about love under a society determined to deny it, and it picked up a Best Art Direction win at the Gaudí Awards along with a Platino Award nomination.

5. Despite Everything

Four very different sisters gather for their mother’s funeral, only to learn via a posthumous video message that they each have a different biological father — and that claiming their inheritance means tracking all of them down. Gabriela Tagliavini’s film is a lighthearted, warm exploration of sisterhood dressed up as a mystery-comedy, anchored by strong performances from its four leads.

6. Mirage

Chino Darín, Adriana Ugarte, and Álvaro Morte lead this time-bending thriller-romance about Cindy and Vera, whose emotional bond crosses decades through an impossible time slip. Oriol Paulo’s direction earned the film two Gaudí Award nominations, including Best Visual Effects.

7. Our Lovers

A love-shy bookstore employee who’s never understood real romance meets a stranger at the shop’s bar and starts something neither of them expects — all without knowing anything about each other’s outside lives. Miguel Ángel Lamata blends comedy and romance with a genuinely charming lead cast, including Michelle Jenner and Eduardo Noriega.

8. Orbiter 9

A woman raised entirely aboard a spaceship finally meets another human — the engineer sent to fix her vessel — and falls for him despite everything standing between their two worlds. This sci-fi romance from directors Hatem Khraiche and Ricardo Ruiz Zorrilla is one of the more inventive premises in Spanish Netflix romance, anchored by Clara Lago and Álex González.

9. In Family I Trust

Based on Laura Norton’s novel, this film follows a TV reporter who discovers her husband is cheating and returns to her chaotic extended family to process the fallout. It’s less a swoony romance and more a sharp, funny look at what happens after love goes wrong — and how family complicates everything further.

10. The Skin of the Wolf (Bajo la Piel del Lobo)

A solitary huntsman falls for a village woman and tries to escape his isolated existence by marrying her, only to find that leaving his old life behind isn’t as simple as he hoped. Samu Fuentes both directs and stars in this stark, atmospheric love story, which earned an ASECAN Award nomination for its score.

11. You’ve Got This

Alex, an advertising creative who’s always dreamed of fatherhood, struggles to convince his high-powered lawyer wife to want the same thing — until an unexpected visitor changes everything. Salvador Espinosa’s family-romance hybrid is a lighter watch than most on this list, with real warmth underneath the comedy.

12. That’s Amor

Sofia’s life feels stuck until she meets a Spanish chef who helps her rediscover what she actually wants — a straightforward but genuinely comforting romance about starting over.

13. Open Your Eyes (Abre los Ojos)

Alejandro Amenábar’s 1997 psychological romance-thriller — later remade in Hollywood as Vanilla Sky with Tom Cruise — follows a young man whose charmed life collapses after a disfiguring accident, sending him into a spiral of paranoia and blurred reality. Decades later, it’s still considered one of the most influential Spanish films of its era, romance and mind-bender in equal measure.

14. Who Would You Take to a Deserted Island?

Four friends spend a night together in a Madrid apartment, and a single revelation changes everything between them. It’s a tense, well-acted friendship drama with real emotional stakes, carried by natural performances that never lean into melodrama for its own sake.

15. The Final (La Hora Final)

A change of pace from the rest of this list — this 2017 film dramatizes the true story of two Peruvian detectives on an undercover mission against the Shining Path terrorist group. Its central relationship threads real danger and sacrifice through a story that’s ultimately more thriller than romance, but it earns its spot for viewers who like their love stories with genuine stakes attached.

What’s Coming Next

Netflix’s Spanish slate keeps expanding — a new unconventional rom-com from director Kike Maíllo pairing a cynical florist with an unlikely match is already generating buzz for its book-to-screen adaptation, and Spanish-language romance continues to be one of the platform’s most reliably strong international categories heading into 2027.

Grab Some Popcorn and Stream on Netflix

What makes this list stand out is how little any of these films resemble a predictable love story. Between soul-bending time slips, family secrets unraveling in real time, and quiet, defiant love stories set against a society that wanted to deny them, Spanish romance on Netflix consistently finds ways to surprise. Pick one, settle in, and let the subtitles do the rest.