A classical result in Partial Differential Equations and Differential Geometrydue to Serrin (1969) is the following: Given a constant (alfa) there exists a condition on the boundary of the domain (omega)such that the Dirichlet problem for the mean equation (alfa)is solvable. Besides, if Serrin's condition fails there is a non-existence result. Taking into account this classical result one may ask if a similar theorem holds in hyperbolic space. The goal of this thesis is to give a positive answer to this question establishing a certain Serrin type condition. Thus we obtain existence of surfaces whose graphs has prescribed mean curvature H(x) in hyperbolic space. This result is sharp because if the condition is not satisfied then a non- existence result can be inferred. The main point of the argument is some a priori gradient estimate and degree theory.