Mariana Villareal (Castro) finds herself homeless after her father dies and her stepmother takes over their hacienda.Mariana Villareal (Castro) finds herself homeless after her father dies and her stepmother takes over their hacienda.Mariana Villareal (Castro) finds herself homeless after her father dies and her stepmother takes over their hacienda.
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Mariana Villareal marries Luis Alberto Salvatierra. Recently arrived from their honeymoon, Luis Alberto must leave on on business. When Leonardo Mendizabal, Don Alberto's partner, stops by the house to say hello, Mariana faints into his arms. Luis Alberto witnesses this embrace and becomes convinced that his wife is cheating on him. When the doctor confirms that Mariana is pregnant, Luis Alberto refuses to believe the baby is his, forcing Mariana to give her baby up for adoption. But regrets and the pain of the loss of her child soon drives Mariana to begin a search for her child that will dominate her life from that moment on.
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- TriviaPrior December 1991, this Mexican soap opera was one of the first "western" shows to be televised in National Russian TV with great success. The success was so big, that BBC made a documentary (which can be found in Youtube). There was even an unconfirmed rumor that Veronica Castro and Rogelio Guerra were almost invited to Russian presidential elections.
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One of the best from Mexico!
I can't believe I am the first one to comment on this soap! This was the precursor to Maria La Del Barrio. The story was amazing, the acting was awesome, and Veronica Castro was at the top of her game.
The soap itself was broken into two halves: the first part dealt with the rags to riches story of Mariana Villareal (played superbly by Castro), and the second part dealt with her struggle to recover her long lost son. The overall message seemed to be: even if you were rich and had the world at your feet, you were not necessarily happy, and therefore "The Rich Cry Too", because money isn't everything.
I personally liked the first part better than the second part, but all in all, this was a superior work than all the others one sees on T.V. nowadays. Back then, in 1979/80, it ruled! I hope they will show it sometime again in the U.S.
The soap itself was broken into two halves: the first part dealt with the rags to riches story of Mariana Villareal (played superbly by Castro), and the second part dealt with her struggle to recover her long lost son. The overall message seemed to be: even if you were rich and had the world at your feet, you were not necessarily happy, and therefore "The Rich Cry Too", because money isn't everything.
I personally liked the first part better than the second part, but all in all, this was a superior work than all the others one sees on T.V. nowadays. Back then, in 1979/80, it ruled! I hope they will show it sometime again in the U.S.
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- leon123
- Mar 9, 2002
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