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Release Date:
1996 (Argentina) moreGenre:
RomanceUser Comments:
Marimar moreCast
(Series Cast overview, first billed only) | Thalía | ... | Marimar 'Bella' Pérez Aldama |
| Eduardo Capetillo | ... | Sergio Santibáñez |
| Miguel Palmer | ... | Gustavo Aldama |
| Alfonso Iturralde | ... | Renato Santibáñez |
| René Muñoz | ... | Padre Porres |
| Marta Zamora | ... | Perfecta (as Martha Zamora) |
| Chantal Andere | ... | Angélica Santibañez |
| Ada Carrasco | ... | Mamá Cruz |
| Pituka de Foronda | ... | Tia Esperanza |
 | Luis Gatica | ... | Chuy |
| Kenia Gazcon | ... | Atonieta Lopez |
| Daniel Gauvry | ... | Arturo |
| Toño Infante | ... | Nicandro Mejia |
| Julia Marichal | ... | Corazón |
 | Frances Ondiviela | ... | Brenda |
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Runtime:
45 min (75 episodes)Country:
MexicoLanguage:
SpanishColor:
ColorSound Mix:
StereoFilming Locations:
Cuernavaca, Morelos, MexicoMOVIEmeter: 
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Shown in over 150 countries in either Spanish or dubbed versions. The dubbed versions include Portugese, Hungarian, and Tagalog. moreSoundtrack:
Tema triste de Marimar moreFAQ
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Thalía plays the leading role in "Marimar", the second soap opera of the "María" trilogy, where she is yet another peasant girl. She lived by the sea with her grandparents, and fell in love with Sergio, the son of the owner of an "hacienda". Sergio's family disapproved of the relationship, especially after the couple married. The cast included renowned soap opera figures such as co-host Eduardo Capetillo and actress Chantal Andere. This soap marks the beginning of Thalia's international exposure- it is distributed in 180 countries and translated in all languages, stealing the hearts of millions of fans around the World. It paralyzed TV in entire countries, such as Brazil, Mauritius, Indonesia, the Philippines and many others. It also opened new markets in Europe, Asia and the rest of South America, where she traveled to give concerts in Spanish, her native language.