Here are 10 series with beautiful gangs to listen to during spring break

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Childhood comes with candor. Adolescence with doubts. In any case, friendship is essential to youth. To find your bearings, experiment, forge your identity. At the start of spring break, here are ten series that feature gangs capable of bringing generations together in front of their televisions. 

Les Bienvenu… or almost!

Nick, Loïc, Léa and Fred are siblings. They have been abandoned by their mother, but are trying to create their own happiness. Fortunately, they can count on each other even if they do not always agree like any member of a sibling. We argue, we laugh, we help each other. They live with their aunt. Like any youngster, they try to stretch their limits, but above all do not want this new cohabitation to be called into question.

►Friday 5 p.m. on ICI Télé < /p>

The Horsemen

With a passion, friendships are created. This is the case Charlie, Sam and Simone who share their daily life at Les cavaliers camp. Charlie is persistent. Despite her accident, she wants to get back on her horse Orion again. Simone is lively, she wants everyone to be happy. Sam is the seducer. They listen to each other. But as in any sport, they want to accomplish themselves, to perform. It is an environment where competition can take place. Which is the case with Ana, Charlie's sworn enemy.

►Available on tv5unis.ca 

The House of Fools

Sahara, Alizée, Erika, Dolores and Fauve are five young girls from the DPJ. Their childhood was not easy, torn apart by family dramas. They all have a very distinct path, but all end up with Matante, a woman whom life has roughed up, but who agrees to share the little she has. The first season was marked by the arrival of Sahara freshly landed from Africa. His integration did not go smoothly. Over the chicanes, pettiness, running away, the young girl managed to find a family among these girls. In season 2, they are still as close as ever, but age forces them to face a new reality.

►Available on tv5unis.ca 

The Pact

In real life, Aïna, Arnaud and Théo would not be friends. They are too different. They would even be the type to act as if the others did not exist. But a secret unites them. Hence the importance of a pact so as not to lose the status they have earned (or given themselves). They all hide fears, vulnerabilities, discomforts. But thanks to this pact, they feel a little less alone, more understood, united, almost invincible in the face of what is wrong, injustices or what could happen to them.

► Monday to Thursday 6:30 p.m. on Télé-Québec 

I would like to be erased

< p>Karine, Mélissa and Eddy lived in the same building on the edge of the Métropolitain in Saint-Michel. A corner that does not make a gift. Coming from shaky families, they have been ousted, further weakened. Eddy's mother comes from a vicious cycle of violence, Karine's father struggles to keep his jobs and Mélissa and her siblings had to be placed. They lead their lives in parallel, but face similar challenges, creating a bit of empathy for each other. In the second season, which will arrive shortly, everyone continues to meet at school as high school draws to a close and a diploma could buy them some hope.

►Available on Tou.tv 

Like heads not hens

Les Babin-Bibeau have three children: Victoria, Félix and Flavie. Victoria is the extrovert, the drama queen. Félix is ​​more reserved, curious and about his business. Flavie is impulsive and vigilant. Unwittingly, she often sows trouble. Added to them are school friends: Marie, the committed girl, Zoé, who would like to be an influencer, Lounis, the romantic geek, Manolo, the geek who wants to being cool, Cindy, Victoria's enemy, Sigis, the awkward and Pierre-Charles, the liar and Flavie's enemy. Although their daily life resembles that of most young people, it is never banal and always full of humour.

►Available at telequebec.tv 

The complicated life of Léa Olivier

First heroine of a series of popular novels, Léa Olivier made the leap to the small screen. Two seasons are currently available. In the first, it is about his move, the difficulty of leaving his best friend Marilou, his boyfriend Thomas, of accepting that Sarah turns around him, of joining a new gang, of forging new links with Éloi, of tolerate Maude and the Nunuches. The second season takes place during the summer when new challenges await young people: first jobs, outings, new loves.

►Available on Club illico 

The red bracelets

Trials create bonds. This is the case of Justin, Félix, Flavie, Lou, Kevin and now Margot. These teenagers met at the Rive hospital. Félix, eternal optimist, is the leader of the gang. A cancer gnaws at him and forces him to spend the best years of his youth on the pediatric floor. It is he who distributes the red bracelets, famous bracelets of courage. Justin is also living with cancer. A recurrence brings him back within the walls of the institution. Flavie juggles a severe eating disorder, Lou with mental health issues. Margot, the newcomer also saw a diagnosis of cancer fall on her. Kevin is the joke. His bad shots led him to serve his sentence in the hospital where he brings a little sunshine. Solidarity is at the heart of their friendship. All united in adversity.

►Tuesday 8 p.m. at VAT 

We

Camille, Alexis, Margaux, Anaïs and Thibault share the same party date. Chance would have it that they end up in the same building and that they quickly form a solid friendship. The kind of friendship you need when you enter adult life with its doubts, its desires, its joys, its disappointments, its anger. They are in their early twenties, a desire to free themselves, to accomplish themselves. Above all, to be happy. Camille is in search of the truth, Alexis overcomes her demons, Margaux tries not to drown her mourning, Anaïs not to compensate for the absence of her father and Thibault has big ambitions. We follow them in their wounds, in their loves. Facing their dreams.

►Tuesday 9 p.m. at TVA 

Lou and Sophie

Louise and Sophie are two best friends. As much as they are different, they are inseparable. The end of high school marks their desire for freedom. Together, they concluded that the sabbatical was the only solution to live their life without having to make all the decisions of the adult life that awaits them. It's time to take advantage of it. It is also an opportunity to store memories. The friends have known each other since early childhood and know that their path will have to separate.

►Available on Tou.tv