Mujeres Asesinas (English: Killer Women) is a 2005 Argentine television series that blends elements of drama, psychological suspense, and crime thriller. It was inspired by a book by the same title by Marisa Grinstein describing the lives of 14 women who committed homicides in Argentina. The series was produced by Pol-ka Producciones and aired on the Argentine TV channel Canal 13 from July 19th, 2005, to March 25th, 2008.
Canal 13 rebroadcast those rated as "Best Episodes" at 23:00 from 4 January 2010.
Mujeres Asesinas depicts the homicides committed by women in Argentina discussed in the trilogy of books of the same name by Marisa Grinstein. It has been the recipient of many awards, including the Golden Martin Fierro Award, the highest award granted by the Association of Journalists of Television and Radio Argentina, or APTRA. Each episode presents a dramatized account of real-life cases involving women who committed homicide, exploring the psychological, social, and emotional circumstances surrounding each crime. The series is notable for its anthology format, with each story featuring a different cast and narrative, allowing for a wide range of portrayals and interpretations of female violence.
Beyond its gripping storytelling, Mujeres Asesinas sparked public debate about gender, justice, and the representation of women in media. It also marked a turning poing in Argentine television by combining high production values with socially provocative themes, and by showcasting performances from many of the country's most acclaimed actresses.
The following is a list of actresses who have made the role of killer in the series: