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This is not just famous in South America; Japan also has this phrase, but it refers not only to small towns but to the [[CloseKnitCommunity small communities each of us formed to]] (close family/friends circle) and how our actions can affect our circles for good or worse.

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This is not just famous in South America; Japan also has this phrase, but it refers not only to small towns but to the [[CloseKnitCommunity small communities each of us formed to]] that people form]] (close family/friends circle) and how our people's actions can affect our their circles for good or worse.
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"[[GratuitousSpanish Pueblo Chico, Infierno Grande]]" in Spanish is an [[TropeNamer old and famous saying in Latin America]], which is about a {{Small Town|s}} that has its own drama since everyone knows each other, and so when something happens (usually something ''bad''), the whole town gets the news and everyone takes sides. If a couple gets into a fight and later get separated, people take sides with either of the ex-lovers. If someone dies, EveryoneIsASuspect. If a rumor is spread, it's a matter of days (or even hours) before the whole town gets the "news."

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"[[GratuitousSpanish Pueblo Chico, Infierno Grande]]" in Spanish is an [[TropeNamer [[TropeNamers old and famous saying in Latin America]], which is about a {{Small Town|s}} that has its own drama since everyone knows each other, and so when something happens (usually something ''bad''), the whole town gets the news and everyone takes sides. If a couple gets into a fight and later get separated, people take sides with either of the ex-lovers. If someone dies, EveryoneIsASuspect. If a rumor is spread, it's a matter of days (or even hours) before the whole town gets the "news."
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"Pueblo Chico, Infierno Grande" in Spanish is an [[TropeNamer old and famous saying in Latin America]], which is about a {{Small Town|s}} that has its own drama since everyone knows each other, and so when something happens (usually something ''bad''), the whole town gets the news and everyone takes sides. If a couple gets into a fight and later get separated, people take sides with either of the ex-lovers. If someone dies, EveryoneIsASuspect. If a rumor is spread, it's a matter of days (or even hours) before the whole town gets the "news."

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"Pueblo "[[GratuitousSpanish Pueblo Chico, Infierno Grande" Grande]]" in Spanish is an [[TropeNamer old and famous saying in Latin America]], which is about a {{Small Town|s}} that has its own drama since everyone knows each other, and so when something happens (usually something ''bad''), the whole town gets the news and everyone takes sides. If a couple gets into a fight and later get separated, people take sides with either of the ex-lovers. If someone dies, EveryoneIsASuspect. If a rumor is spread, it's a matter of days (or even hours) before the whole town gets the "news."

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The Spanish saying is very older and known, but the media goes OlderThanTelevision: There're a couple of movies made in South America with this name, a Chilean one (1925) and an Argentinian one (1940).

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The Spanish saying is very older old and known, well-known, but the media goes OlderThanTelevision: There're a couple of movies made in South America with this name, a Chilean one (1925) and an Argentinian one (1940).




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-->''Small Town Big Hell, for me for you''
-->''Superstitious minds can kill the truth''

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-->''Y es que nosotros nos amamos diferente, y no lo perdona la gente''[[note]]And so we love each other different, and the people do not forgive that[[/note]]
* More PlayedForLaughs, but this is pretty much the premise of Music/MirandaLambert's "Famous in a Small Town." You'll never live down ''anything'' in a small town where everyone knows your business.

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* ''WebAnimation/TheKirlianFrequency'' combines this trope with TownWithADarkSecret and BuccaneerBroadcaster. Based on the fictional town of Kirlian, close to Buenos Aires (Argentina's capital), the series tells the story of a radio station which only works at night and relates all kind of obscure events that happens in this town, that could be monsters, aliens and other paranormal stuff, a kind of modern ''Series/TalesFromTheCrypt''.

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* More PlayedForLaughs, but this is pretty much the premise of Music/MirandaLambert's "Famous in a Small Town." You'll never live down ''anything'' in a small town where everyone knows your business.

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* ''WebAnimation/TheKirlianFrequency'' combines this trope with TownWithADarkSecret and BuccaneerBroadcaster. Based on the fictional town of Kirlian, close to Buenos Aires (Argentina's capital), the series tells the story of a radio station which only works at night and relates all kind of obscure events that happens in this town, that could be monsters, aliens and other paranormal stuff, a kind of modern ''Series/TalesFromTheCrypt''. ''Series/TalesFromTheCrypt''.
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* ''Series/StormOfTheCentury'': Creator/StephenKing's "novel for television." With all of the shared secrets and rumors between the people of Little Tall Island, it's amazing they didn't start killing each other BEFORE Andre Linoge comes to town to set them against each other.

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* ''Series/StormOfTheCentury'': Creator/StephenKing's "novel for television." With all of the shared secrets and rumors between the people of Little Tall Island, it's amazing they didn't start killing each other BEFORE [[BigBad Andre Linoge Linoge]] comes to town to set them against each other.
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* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': It seems every village and town in Midsomer County is one of these, with murders carried out in response to the theft, adultery, embezzlement, blackmail, prior murders, etc... [[BigNameFan The Queen of England herself]] asked why people even keep living there if they're just going to get themselves killed.

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* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': It seems every village and town in Midsomer County is one of these, with murders carried out in response to the theft, adultery, embezzlement, blackmail, prior murders, etc... [[BigNameFan The Queen of England herself]] herself asked why people even keep living there if they're just going to get themselves killed.
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** In Chile, there're various examples like ''Aquelarre'' (a rural town mostly inhabited by women thanks to [[TownWithADarkSecret a witch's curse that only can born females]]), ''Sucupira'' (a beach town with uncommon inhabitants and a [[WaterIsWomanly sea woman's tale]]), ''Oro Verde''[[note]]Green Gold[[/note]] (a town in the South of Chile in the middle of a forest with a GreenAesop) and ''Iorana'' (set in EasterIsland, focused on Rapa Nui communities).

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** In Chile, there're various examples like ''Aquelarre'' (a rural town mostly inhabited by women thanks to [[TownWithADarkSecret a witch's curse that only can born females]]), ''Sucupira'' (a beach town with uncommon inhabitants and a [[WaterIsWomanly sea woman's tale]]), ''Oro Verde''[[note]]Green Gold[[/note]] (a town in the South of Chile in the middle of a forest with a GreenAesop) and ''Iorana'' (set in EasterIsland, UsefulNotes/EasterIsland, focused on Rapa Nui communities).
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** There's another movie with the [[NamesTheSame same name]], but it's an Argentinian movie from 1940, which is about a DisappearedDad who comes back to his hometown 10 years later to get back his wife and daughter.

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** There's another movie with the [[NamesTheSame same name]], name, but it's an Argentinian movie from 1940, which is about a DisappearedDad who comes back to his hometown 10 years later to get back his wife and daughter.
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* According to her friends and family, Literature/MissMarple' village of St. Mary Mead is one of these, since whenever she's confronted with a particularly sordid crime she can always link the behavior of the people involved to similar behavior in the village populace.


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* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': It seems every village and town in Midsomer County is one of these, with murders carried out in response to the theft, adultery, embezzlement, blackmail, prior murders, etc... [[BigNameFan The Queen of England herself]] asked why people even keep living there if they're just going to get themselves killed.
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* ''Manga/BoysAbyss'' takes place in a small countryside town, but it is a dreary, soul-sucking place. The residents don't take kindly to outsiders and bully them relentlessly, their biggest tourist attraction is a river where two lovers committed suicide together, and it seems like everyone is up in each other's business, as they are wary of the main character because of his mother's promiscuous background and abusive father. Everyone stuck there wants to either leave or make the most of their situation, but they get by on doing this by developing toxic, codependent relationships with each other.

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* ''Manga/BoysAbyss'' takes place in a small countryside town, but it is a dreary, soul-sucking place. The residents don't take kindly to outsiders and bully them relentlessly, their biggest tourist attraction is a river where two lovers committed suicide together, and it seems like everyone is up in each other's business, as they are wary of the main character because of his mother's promiscuous background and abusive father. Everyone stuck there wants to either leave or make the most of their situation, but they get by on doing this by developing toxic, codependent relationships with each other.
other. [[spoiler:The series later makes mention of the yakuza (which Gen's family is heavily implied to be associated with) and underage prostitution (which the protagonist's mother did to pay off her father's gambling debts) happening within the town.]]
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* More PlayedForLaughs, but this is pretty much the premise of Music/MirandaLambert's "Famous in a Small Town." You'll never live down ''anything'' in a small town where everyone knows your business.
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This is not just famous in South America; Japan also has this phrase, but it refers not only to small towns, but to the [[CloseKnitCommunity small communities each of us formed to]] (close family/friends circle) and how our actions can affect our circles for good or worse.

Sub-Trope of SmallTowns. If this is PlayedForHorror, then it's a TownWithADarkSecret, the SisterTrope. If this happens in the United States, then the "big hell" occurs in EverytownAmerica, except if it's OnlyInMiami. Not to be confused with SmallTownRivalry, which is about ''two towns'' in conflict. See also CloseKnitCommunity, in which is also about small towns and communities, but not necessarily has to do with drama.

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This is not just famous in South America; Japan also has this phrase, but it refers not only to small towns, towns but to the [[CloseKnitCommunity small communities each of us formed to]] (close family/friends circle) and how our actions can affect our circles for good or worse.

Sub-Trope of SmallTowns. If this is PlayedForHorror, then it's a TownWithADarkSecret, the SisterTrope. If this happens in the United States, then the "big hell" occurs in EverytownAmerica, except if it's OnlyInMiami. Not to be confused with SmallTownRivalry, which is about ''two towns'' in conflict. See also CloseKnitCommunity, in which is also about small towns and communities, but not necessarily has to do with drama.



* ''Manga/BoysAbyss'' takes place in a small countryside town, but it is a dreary, soul sucking place. The residents don't take kindly to outsiders and bully them relentlessly, their biggest tourist attraction is a river where two lovers committed suicide together, and it seems like everyone is up in each other's business, as they are wary of the main character because of his mother's promiscuous background and abusive father. Everyone stuck there wants to either leave or make the most of their situation, but they get by on doing this my developing toxic, codependent relationships with each other.

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* ''Manga/BoysAbyss'' takes place in a small countryside town, but it is a dreary, soul sucking soul-sucking place. The residents don't take kindly to outsiders and bully them relentlessly, their biggest tourist attraction is a river where two lovers committed suicide together, and it seems like everyone is up in each other's business, as they are wary of the main character because of his mother's promiscuous background and abusive father. Everyone stuck there wants to either leave or make the most of their situation, but they get by on doing this my by developing toxic, codependent relationships with each other.



** ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} - Saudade'': A graphic novel about the X-Man goes to Brazil for vacation, where his motorcycle was stolen by {{Street Urchin}}s, one of them with a secret. All the story occurs inside the ''favelas'', the [[UrbanSegregation ghetto section of Brazilian cities]] full of delinquence and poverty that work as separated towns inside the cities.

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** ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} - Saudade'': A graphic novel about the X-Man goes to Brazil for vacation, where his motorcycle was stolen by {{Street Urchin}}s, one of them with a secret. All the story occurs inside the ''favelas'', the [[UrbanSegregation ghetto section of Brazilian cities]] full of delinquence delinquency and poverty that work as separated towns inside the cities.



* There's a Chilean SilentMovie called as "Pueblo chico, infierno grande" made in 1925, this movie occurs in a small town in Maipo zone and tells the life of a young married woman who has to bear the inhabitants' critics for hosting two young guys in her house. His husband instead passes most of the time in taberns, usually drunk.

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* There's a Chilean SilentMovie called as "Pueblo chico, infierno grande" made in 1925, this movie occurs in a small town in Maipo zone and tells the life of a young married woman who has to bear the inhabitants' critics for hosting two young guys in her house. His husband instead passes most of the time in taberns, taverns, usually drunk.



* Commonly seen in MagicRealism works, where most of the action of the books occur in small towns. A common example is Creator/GabrielGarciaMarquez's ''Literature/ChronicleOfADeathForetold'', the story of the murder of Santiago Nasar by the Vicario twins, all the crime and their related events occured in a small town where all the villagers know each other and the rumors and sayings are known for everyone.

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* Commonly seen in MagicRealism works, where most of the action of the books occur in small towns. A common example is Creator/GabrielGarciaMarquez's ''Literature/ChronicleOfADeathForetold'', the story of the murder of Santiago Nasar by the Vicario twins, all the crime and their related events occured occurred in a small town where all the villagers know each other and the rumors and sayings are known for everyone.



** Colombia also is famous for this kind of plots, having some telenovelas like ''Café con aroma de mujer''[[note]]Coffee with scent of woman[[/note]] (set in a town with coffee planctations) and ''Series/PasionDeGavilanes'' [[note]]Passion of the Sparrowhawks, [[DubNameChange also known as]] "Hidden Passion"[[/note]] (set in a hacienda/mansion and the village close to it in the countryside).

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** Colombia also is famous for this kind of plots, plot, having some telenovelas like ''Café con aroma de mujer''[[note]]Coffee with scent of woman[[/note]] (set in a town with coffee planctations) plantations) and ''Series/PasionDeGavilanes'' [[note]]Passion of the Sparrowhawks, [[DubNameChange also known as]] "Hidden Passion"[[/note]] (set in a hacienda/mansion and the village close to it in the countryside).



* ''Series/CoronationStreet'': Weatherfield is a fictional suburb of [[OopNorth Manchester, England]], as far away as you can get from anywhere exotic, glamorous, sunny and Spanish: but it has a serious crime rate that must make it the murder capital of Britain. Weatherfield is seething with intrigue, jealousy, secrets, etc, and is packed with nosy people who make it their business to dig out other peoples' secrets.

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* ''Series/CoronationStreet'': Weatherfield is a fictional suburb of [[OopNorth Manchester, England]], as far away as you can get from anywhere exotic, glamorous, sunny sunny, and Spanish: Spanish but it has a serious crime rate that must make it the murder capital of Britain. Weatherfield is seething with intrigue, jealousy, secrets, etc, and is packed with nosy people who make it their business to dig out other peoples' secrets.



* ''WebAnimation/TheKirlianFrequency'' combines this trope with TownWithADarkSecret and BuccaneerBroadcaster. Based on the fictional town of Kirlian, close to Buenos Aires (Argentina's capitol), the series tells the story of a radio station which only works at night and relates all kind of obscure events that happens in this town, that could be monsters, aliens and other paranormal stuff, a kind of modern ''Series/TalesFromTheCrypt''.

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* ''WebAnimation/TheKirlianFrequency'' combines this trope with TownWithADarkSecret and BuccaneerBroadcaster. Based on the fictional town of Kirlian, close to Buenos Aires (Argentina's capitol), capital), the series tells the story of a radio station which only works at night and relates all kind of obscure events that happens in this town, that could be monsters, aliens and other paranormal stuff, a kind of modern ''Series/TalesFromTheCrypt''.

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This is not just famous in South America; Japan also has this phrase, but it refers not only to small towns, but to the [[CloseKnitCommunity small communities each of us formed to]] (close family/friends circle) and how our actions can affect our circles for good or worse.




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* This is not just famous in South America, Japan also has this phrase, but it not refers only to small towns, but to the [[CloseKnitCommunity small communities each of us formed to]] (close family/friends circle) and how our actions can affect our circles for good or worse.
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"Pueblo Chico, Infierno Grande" in Spanish is an [[TropeNamer old and famous saying in Latin America]], which is about a {{Small Town|s}} that has its own drama since everyone knows each other, and so when something happens (usually something ''bad''), the whole town gets the news and everyone takes sides. If a couple gets into a fight and later get separated, people take sides with either of the ex-lovers. If someone dies, EveryoneIsASuspect. If a rumor is spread, it's a matter of days (or even hours) before the whole town gets the "news."

This kind of plot is very much used in Latin America in {{Telenovela}}s, where all the action occurs. Also can be used in other media as well in other times, being also used in historical drama series and movies, before the big cities were founded. The plot is mostly PlayedForDrama, can be done for [[PlayedForLaughs Laughs]] or [[PlayedForHorror Horror]] too, but mostly for Drama. However, it's not exclusive of Latin America, having various other similar plots like this one around the world.

The Spanish saying is very older and known, but the media goes OlderThanTelevision: There're a couple of movies made in South America with this name, a Chilean one (1925) and an Argentinian one (1940).

Sub-Trope of SmallTowns. If this is PlayedForHorror, then it's a TownWithADarkSecret, the SisterTrope. If this happens in the United States, then the "big hell" occurs in EverytownAmerica, except if it's OnlyInMiami. Not to be confused with SmallTownRivalry, which is about ''two towns'' in conflict. See also CloseKnitCommunity, in which is also about small towns and communities, but not necessarily has to do with drama.

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* ''Manga/BoysAbyss'' takes place in a small countryside town, but it is a dreary, soul sucking place. The residents don't take kindly to outsiders and bully them relentlessly, their biggest tourist attraction is a river where two lovers committed suicide together, and it seems like everyone is up in each other's business, as they are wary of the main character because of his mother's promiscuous background and abusive father. Everyone stuck there wants to either leave or make the most of their situation, but they get by on doing this my developing toxic, codependent relationships with each other.

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** ''ComicBook/ThePunisherMax'': "Little Girls In White Dresses" has Frank get called to the rescue of a tiny backwater near the Mexican border that's been converted to the mass production of drugs, holding their children hostage if they don't cooperate. He even ends up facing Jigsaw again, although they don't speak or even identify each other. It ends with Frank shooting up the place, and the BigBad getting ripped apart by the mob of freed villagers.
** ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} - Saudade'': A graphic novel about the X-Man goes to Brazil for vacation, where his motorcycle was stolen by {{Street Urchin}}s, one of them with a secret. All the story occurs inside the ''favelas'', the [[UrbanSegregation ghetto section of Brazilian cities]] full of delinquence and poverty that work as separated towns inside the cities.
* Gilbert Hernandez's stories in the first volume of ''ComicBook/LoveAndRockets'', about the sleepy Central American town of Palomar, are clearly inspired by this genre.

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* There's a Chilean SilentMovie called as "Pueblo chico, infierno grande" made in 1925, this movie occurs in a small town in Maipo zone and tells the life of a young married woman who has to bear the inhabitants' critics for hosting two young guys in her house. His husband instead passes most of the time in taberns, usually drunk.
** There's another movie with the [[NamesTheSame same name]], but it's an Argentinian movie from 1940, which is about a DisappearedDad who comes back to his hometown 10 years later to get back his wife and daughter.

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* Commonly seen in MagicRealism works, where most of the action of the books occur in small towns. A common example is Creator/GabrielGarciaMarquez's ''Literature/ChronicleOfADeathForetold'', the story of the murder of Santiago Nasar by the Vicario twins, all the crime and their related events occured in a small town where all the villagers know each other and the rumors and sayings are known for everyone.
* A recurring element in the novels of Creator/StephenKing, where [[TownWithADarkSecret small town open secrets and tensions]] are often exploited by [[SouthernGothicSatan dark, supernatural figures]]:
** ''Literature/SalemsLot'': The close-knit town of Jerusalem's Lot, where everybody knows everybody and gossip spreads quickly via the town party line. Unfortunately, they almost all quickly fall under the sway of the vampire king Kurt Barlow.
** ''Literature/NeedfulThings'': The sinister Leland Gaunt sets up shop in Castle Rock, and begins turning up the simmering personal and religious tensions between the townsfolk.

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* A common trope for {{Telenovela}}s, where all the action and drama occurs in a small town where everyone knows each other, usually are located far from the city, in rural towns or where the technology can't arrive and the people still uses the old manners. Some famous telenovelas that use this resource:
** In Chile, there're various examples like ''Aquelarre'' (a rural town mostly inhabited by women thanks to [[TownWithADarkSecret a witch's curse that only can born females]]), ''Sucupira'' (a beach town with uncommon inhabitants and a [[WaterIsWomanly sea woman's tale]]), ''Oro Verde''[[note]]Green Gold[[/note]] (a town in the South of Chile in the middle of a forest with a GreenAesop) and ''Iorana'' (set in EasterIsland, focused on Rapa Nui communities).
** Colombia also is famous for this kind of plots, having some telenovelas like ''Café con aroma de mujer''[[note]]Coffee with scent of woman[[/note]] (set in a town with coffee planctations) and ''Series/PasionDeGavilanes'' [[note]]Passion of the Sparrowhawks, [[DubNameChange also known as]] "Hidden Passion"[[/note]] (set in a hacienda/mansion and the village close to it in the countryside).
** There's a 1997 Mexican telenovela ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pueblo_chico,_infierno_grande Pueblo chico, Infierno grande]]'' which is a historical drama in a town in the Sierra Purépecha in Michoacán, in early 1900s. The main story is about the richest woman in the town [[MrsRobinson in her 30s]] and a worker 16 years younger than her, their [[StarCrossedLovers forbidden romance]] and how the whole town is shocked by this.
* ''Series/CoronationStreet'': Weatherfield is a fictional suburb of [[OopNorth Manchester, England]], as far away as you can get from anywhere exotic, glamorous, sunny and Spanish: but it has a serious crime rate that must make it the murder capital of Britain. Weatherfield is seething with intrigue, jealousy, secrets, etc, and is packed with nosy people who make it their business to dig out other peoples' secrets.
* ''Series/StormOfTheCentury'': Creator/StephenKing's "novel for television." With all of the shared secrets and rumors between the people of Little Tall Island, it's amazing they didn't start killing each other BEFORE Andre Linoge comes to town to set them against each other.
* ''Series/BurdenOfTruth'': The first season has the main protagonist, Joanna Hanley, returning to her hometown of Millwood to defend a pharmaceutical company being accused of causing numerous girls in the town to fall sick. It is ultimately revealed the source of the girls' sickness is the town's steel mill. Joanna also learns that she has a half-sister via an affair her father had with a woman who was underage at the time.

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* [[Music/MenAtWork Colin Hay]] made precisely a song called "Small Town Big Hell", part of his 2002 album ''Company of Strangers''. The song is about a man who turns the page after all the suffering he had in the past.
-->''Small Town Big Hell, for me for you''
-->''Superstitious minds can kill the truth''
* Verónica Castro is a famous Mexican singer and songwriter as well a famous actress in {{telenovela}}s. And being TheProtagonist of ''Pueblo chico, Infierno grande'', she also made the main song with the same name, which also got [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8ayzlklSBY their own music video]] based on the intro's cutscenes. The song resumes the telenovela, talking about the forbidden love of a MrsRobinson with a young man in the 1900s.
-->''Y es que nosotros nos amamos diferente, y no lo perdona la gente''[[note]]And so we love each other different, and the people do not forgive that[[/note]]

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* ''WebAnimation/TheKirlianFrequency'' combines this trope with TownWithADarkSecret and BuccaneerBroadcaster. Based on the fictional town of Kirlian, close to Buenos Aires (Argentina's capitol), the series tells the story of a radio station which only works at night and relates all kind of obscure events that happens in this town, that could be monsters, aliens and other paranormal stuff, a kind of modern ''Series/TalesFromTheCrypt''.

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* This is not just famous in South America, Japan also has this phrase, but it not refers only to small towns, but to the [[CloseKnitCommunity small communities each of us formed to]] (close family/friends circle) and how our actions can affect our circles for good or worse.
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