Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Judy Reyes | ... | Luz Cuevas | |
Ana Ortiz | ... | Valerie Valleja | |
Hector Luis Bustamante | ... | Pedro Vera | |
Marlene Forte | ... | Tatita | |
A Martinez | ... | Angel Cruz | |
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Jillian Bruno | ... | Delimar Vera / Aaliyah |
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David Canales-Zorrilla | ... | Israel - Age 6 |
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Daniel Vasquez | ... | Wilfredo - Age 5 |
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Chris Duran | ... | Israel - Age 12 |
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Alejandro Chavarria | ... | Wilfredo - Age 11 |
Mark Humphrey | ... | Detective Ronald Rickman | |
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Eli Gabay | ... | Detective Eddie Gutierrez |
Françoise Robertson | ... | Barbara Sanchez | |
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Luz Elena Rubio | ... | Ceci |
Robin Douglas | ... | Lucy Camerena |
Luz Creveas never gave up. She knew her daughter never died in the house fire back in 1997 but kidnapped. But everyone thought she was crazy. 6 years later, Luz comes upon a little girl who looks exactly like Delimar, but her name is Aaliyah Sanchez. Is Aaliyah Delimar or is Luz just crazy?
The woman who played the mother was so believable... I couldn't take my eyes off her. This woman can act! A story like this, even though it's true can play out really corny and overly sentimental. I found this woman to be just what I imagine an intelligent, broken hearted woman would be. The sadness in her face, the desperation... even as she played with her sons, or cleaned the sinks and floors at work.. the sadness never left her. Her tenacity at seeing the politician and convincing him to look further... that is inspirational. The intellect of the actress comes through in this story. Amazing. I imagine the child still seeks a relationship with the "mother" who stole her. I hope there is a follow-up on how the families are fairing; and that Luz did not take Pedro back... he wasn't much of a father to the two boys during their trying times. Amazing story!