Money Heist (La Casa de Papel) is a Spanish crime drama television series created by Álex Pina. The show follows a group of robbers, each using city names as their aliases, who come together under the leadership of a mastermind called “The Professor.” Their goal is to carry out ambitious heists, first on the Royal Mint of Spain and later on the Bank of Spain.

The series is known for its intricate planning, tense action, and emotional character arcs. The robbers face personal struggles and external threats from law enforcement as they attempt to steal billions of euros. Themes like resistance, loyalty, love, and sacrifice are central to the plot, making it both thrilling and emotionally engaging.

“Money Heist” gained worldwide popularity for its clever twists, fast-paced storytelling, and its iconic red jumpsuits and Salvador Dalí masks worn by the robbers, which became symbols of rebellion in pop culture. The show has been praised for its character development, suspenseful narrative, and social commentary.