Corazón salvaje (1993– )A telenovela that dramatizes the romances and rivalries between two brothers and two sisters in Mexico in the early 1900s. |
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Corazón salvaje (1993– )A telenovela that dramatizes the romances and rivalries between two brothers and two sisters in Mexico in the early 1900s. |
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Edith González | ... | |
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Eduardo Palomo | ... | |
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Ana Colchero | ... | |
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Ariel López Padilla | ... |
Andrés Alcázar y Valle
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Enrique Lizalde | ... | |
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Claudia Islas | ... | |
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Arsenio Campos | ... |
Alberto de la Serna
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César Évora | ... |
Marcelo Romero Vargas
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Isaura Espinoza | ... |
Amanda Romero Vargas
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Yolanda Ventura | ... |
Azucena
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Ernesto Yáñez | ... |
Bautista Rosales
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Javier Ruán | ... |
Guadalupe Cajiga
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Verónica Merchant | ... |
Mariana Romero Vargas
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Luz María Aguilar | ... | |
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| Géraldine Bazán |
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Francisco Alcazar, a rich Mexican landowner, has two sons, Andres, born to his wife Sofia, and Juan, who's father has nothing to do with him. Francisco dies before he can legitimize Juan and the resentful Sofia casts the boy out. Fifteen years later, Andres returns from Europe to run the hacienda and is expected to marry Monica, the pious daughter of a countess. But he falls in love with Aimee, Monica's glamorous sister, unaware that she is having an affair with Juan. Juan becomes manager of Andres' estate, and finds an unexpected ally in Monica, who helps him improve conditions for the laborers. After Andres learns of Juan's affair with Aimee, a long, bloody feud begins that threatens the happiness of all four characters. Written by Jamakaya <writer@jamakaya.com>
I'm ashamed to admit that I didn't watch this series the 1st time out. But as it won award after award, my curiosity was peaked. It was to my great delight that Univision decided to run it again, although it was a time slot that was inconvenient - they showed it while I was at school! But every day, I would quiz my aunt, and she would give all the juicy details.
As I've gotten older, I've watched other Spanish soap operas, and nothing even comes close to this. Its not just the great story, but the fact that these actors knew how to EMOTE. You felt for these characters, and years later, I still feel for them. Unfortunately, this also means that I can never see Edith Gonzalez in another soap, and see another character. She will forever be Monica, and Eduardo, Juan.