Tierra de lobos (2010– )Tierra de Lobos is a western set in 19th century Spain. Translated as Land of Wolves, it's actually named after Anotonio Lobo, the wealthy landowner who controls and owns most of the land. ... See full summary » |
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Álex García | ... |
César Bravo
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Junio Valverde | ... |
Román Bravo
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Juan Fernández | ... |
Antonio Lobo
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María Castro | ... |
Elena Valdés
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Silvia Alonso | ... |
Almudena Lobo
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Aníbal
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| Dafne Fernández | ... |
Nieves Lobo
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Adriana Torrebejano | ... |
Isabel Lobo
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Yolanda Ulloa | ... |
Lidia
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Jordi Rico | ... |
Jean Marie Raymond
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Carla Díaz | ... |
Rosa Lobo
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Mamen Duch | ... |
Herminia
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Joel Bosqued | ... |
Sebastián
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Berta Hernández | ... |
Cristina
(26 episodes, 2010-2011)
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Elisa Matilla | ... |
Lola
(26 episodes, 2010-2011)
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Manel Sans |
(22 episodes, 2010-2011)
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Eva Pedraza | ... |
Rosario
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Javier Villalba | ... |
Miguel
(19 episodes, 2010-2011)
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Nicolás Coronado | ... |
Félix
(15 episodes, 2010-2011)
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Carlos Manuel Díaz | ... |
Alcalde
(15 episodes, 2010-2011)
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Inés
(13 episodes, 2011)
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José Sospedra | ... |
Teniente Ruiz
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Mario Pardo | ... |
Damián
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Tierra de Lobos is a western set in 19th century Spain. Translated as Land of Wolves, it's actually named after Anotonio Lobo, the wealthy landowner who controls and owns most of the land. His whole world turns upside down when two outlaws, Cesar and Roman Bravo, decide to return to their childhood home, located on his property. And the conflict intensifies between them when Cesar and Almudena, the eldest of Lobo's four beautiful daughters, end up falling in love. Written by Les Cougar
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29 September 2010 (Spain) See more »Company Credits
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From the very first episode I watched I was hooked, I don't speak fluent Spanish, and I watched a few of the episodes with subtitles and found that it is so well acted emotionally and expressively that I didn't need the subtitles to understand what was going on, the music in the show is very beautifully done and the acting is exceptional, that I even watched the episodes that didn't have subtitles and still managed to understand what was happening. The show depicts issues that haven't really been raised before in shows of the time period and manages to handle the story lines beautifully. The characters are portrayed in a way that even today we can still relate to what they are feeling and the troubles they go through. I recommend this show to anyone who loves period drama's as this is one of the best.