| Simplemente María | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Genre |
Telenovela Romance Drama |
| Created by | Celia Alcántara |
| Written by | Carlos Romero Kary Fajer Gabriela Ortigoza Valeria Phillips Rosario Velicia Lourdes Barrios |
| Directed by |
Beatriz Sheridan Arturo Ripstein José Ambris Arturo García Tenorio Mercedes Pascual |
| Starring |
Victoria Ruffo Manuel Saval Jaime Garza Silvia Derbez Gabriela Goldsmith |
| Theme music composer | José Antonio "Potro" Farías |
| Opening theme | Simplemente María by Paco Navarrete |
| Country of origin | Mexico |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of episodes | 150 148 (Philippine version) |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Valentín Pimstein |
| Producers | Verónica Pimstein Salvador Mejía |
| Production locations |
Mexico City,
Mexico Paris, France Miami, Florida, U.S. Long Beach, California, U.S. |
| Cinematography | Ernesto Arreola Gabriel Vázquez Bulmán Manuel Ruiz Esparza |
| Running time | 41-44 minutes |
| Production company | Televisa |
| Original release | |
| Network | Canal de las Estrellas |
| Release | October 16, 1989 – May 11, 1990 |
| Related | |
| Simplemente María (1967) Simplemente María (1969) Simplemente María (1970) Simplemente María (1972) Rosa... de lejos (1980) Así son ellas (2002) Simplemente María (2015) | |
Simplemente María (English title: Simply María) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Valentín Pimstein for Televisa in 1989. [1]
Victoria Ruffo, Manuel Saval and Jaime Garza starred as protagonists, while Gabriela Goldsmith starred as main antagonist.
Cast
- Victoria Ruffo as María López de Carreño
- Manuel Saval as Juan Carlos del Villar Montenegro
- Jaime Garza as Víctor Carreño
- Silvia Derbez as Matilde Carreño
- Gabriela Goldsmith as Lorena del Villar Montenegro de Rivera
- Florencia Ferret as Claudia
- Sergio Acosta as Detective Augustín Zepeta
- María Almela as Ana López de Sotomayor
- Miguel Derbez as José Ignacio López (child)
- Jorge Poza as José Ignacio López (preteen)
- Toño Mauri as José Ignacio López
- Amairani as Laura Rivera del Villar de López
- Alejandro Aragón as Diego López
- Angélica Aragón as Gloria
- Raul Padilla "Choforo" as René #1
- Cesar Arias as René #2
- Roberto Ballesteros as Arturo D'Angelle
- Juan Carlos Barreto as Benito
- Vanessa Bauche as Julia Carreño (preteen)
- Porfirio Baz as Germán Carreño
- Marcelo Buquet as Dr. Fernando Torres
- Rafael Inclán as Don Chema
- Andrea Legarreta as Ivonne Ayala
- Frances Ondiviela as Natalia Preciado
- David Ostrosky as Rodrigo de Peñalvert, Count of Arenzo
- Roberto Palazuelos as Pedro Cuevas
- Angélica Rivera as Isabela de Peñalvert de López
- Claudio Baez as Gustavo del Villar
- Cecilia Camacho as Estela López de Reyes
- Constantino Costas as Clemente Reyes
- Rosa Carmina as Camelia Ramos
- Mauricio Ferrari as Dr. Luis Valadez
- Servando Manzetti as Dr. Alberto Rivera
- Lola Merino as Fernanda Amolinar de del Villar
- Karen Sentíes as Silvia Rebollar de Rivera
- Adriana Parra as Rita Fernández de López
- Mercedes Pascual as Constanza de Peñalvert
- Raquel Parot as Mother Carmela
- Roberto Vander as Lic. Rafael Hidalgo
- Rafael del Villar as Jacinto López
- Claudia Ortega as Nazaria Fernández
- Juan Bernardo Gasca as Marcos Carreño (preteen)
- Javier Herranz as Marcos Carreño
- Rocío Brambila as Julia Carreño
- Silvia Campos as Violeta Alvear
- Maya Mishalska as Ofelia
- Nicky Mondellini as Isabel, nurse in Dr. Valadez's clinic
- María Morett as Margarita López
- Tina Romero as Dr. Gabriela del Conde
- Gustavo Cosain as Don Nacho López
- Sergio Basañez as Jeane Claude Carre
- Carlos Bonavides as Dr. Rojas
- Eduardo Borja as Station boss
- Alberto González as Dr. Tomás
- Patricia Castro as Palmira #1
- Myrrha Saavedra as Palmira #2
- Sandra Félix as Mrs. Urquiaga
- Estela Furlong as Mrs. González
- Rodrigo Ramón as Germán Carreño (preteen)
- Evangelina Sosa as Perla "Perlita" Carreño (preteen)
- Lucy Reina as Perla "Perlita" Carreño
- Jose Maria Fernandez as Mauricio Egeyros
- Angelina Peláez as La Prieta
- Beatriz Olea as Yolanda López
- Ricardo Vera as Teniente Ornelas
- Raul Nava as Count of Arenzo's Butlet
- Celia Suarez as Doctor Chief in Dr. Valadez's clinic
- Ana Iris Bosch as Doctor in Valadez's clinic
- Pilar Souza as Lorena's nurse
- Irma Torres as Crisanta Fernandez
- Jacqueline Voltaire as Nancy Williams
- Tony Rodríguez as Dr. Gonzalo Arviso Arismendi
- Víctor Carpinteiro as Deaf-mute servant of Rosendo and Camelia
- Antonio Rangel as Enrique Núñez
- Charly Valentino as Teniente Acuña
- Arath de la Torre as Michell
- Juan Ignacio Aranda as Pablo Alvear
- Silvia Suarez as Amelia Alvear
- Ligia Escalante as Nadya
- Eva Calvo as Doña Tulia
References
- ^ "Simplemente María" (in Spanish). alma-latina.net. Archived from the original on August 23, 2012. Retrieved February 13, 2016.
External links
 | This article about Mexican telenovelas is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
Categories:
- 1989 telenovelas
- 1989 Mexican television series debuts
- 1990 Mexican television series endings
- Spanish-language telenovelas
- Television shows set in Mexico City
- Television shows set in Paris
- Television shows set in Miami
- Television shows set in California
- Televisa telenovelas
- Mexican telenovelas stubs
| Simplemente María | |
|---|---|
|
| |
| Genre |
Telenovela Romance Drama |
| Created by | Celia Alcántara |
| Written by | Carlos Romero Kary Fajer Gabriela Ortigoza Valeria Phillips Rosario Velicia Lourdes Barrios |
| Directed by |
Beatriz Sheridan Arturo Ripstein José Ambris Arturo García Tenorio Mercedes Pascual |
| Starring |
Victoria Ruffo Manuel Saval Jaime Garza Silvia Derbez Gabriela Goldsmith |
| Theme music composer | José Antonio "Potro" Farías |
| Opening theme | Simplemente María by Paco Navarrete |
| Country of origin | Mexico |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of episodes | 150 148 (Philippine version) |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Valentín Pimstein |
| Producers | Verónica Pimstein Salvador Mejía |
| Production locations |
Mexico City,
Mexico Paris, France Miami, Florida, U.S. Long Beach, California, U.S. |
| Cinematography | Ernesto Arreola Gabriel Vázquez Bulmán Manuel Ruiz Esparza |
| Running time | 41-44 minutes |
| Production company | Televisa |
| Original release | |
| Network | Canal de las Estrellas |
| Release | October 16, 1989 – May 11, 1990 |
| Related | |
| Simplemente María (1967) Simplemente María (1969) Simplemente María (1970) Simplemente María (1972) Rosa... de lejos (1980) Así son ellas (2002) Simplemente María (2015) | |
Simplemente María (English title: Simply María) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Valentín Pimstein for Televisa in 1989. [1]
Victoria Ruffo, Manuel Saval and Jaime Garza starred as protagonists, while Gabriela Goldsmith starred as main antagonist.
Cast
- Victoria Ruffo as María López de Carreño
- Manuel Saval as Juan Carlos del Villar Montenegro
- Jaime Garza as Víctor Carreño
- Silvia Derbez as Matilde Carreño
- Gabriela Goldsmith as Lorena del Villar Montenegro de Rivera
- Florencia Ferret as Claudia
- Sergio Acosta as Detective Augustín Zepeta
- María Almela as Ana López de Sotomayor
- Miguel Derbez as José Ignacio López (child)
- Jorge Poza as José Ignacio López (preteen)
- Toño Mauri as José Ignacio López
- Amairani as Laura Rivera del Villar de López
- Alejandro Aragón as Diego López
- Angélica Aragón as Gloria
- Raul Padilla "Choforo" as René #1
- Cesar Arias as René #2
- Roberto Ballesteros as Arturo D'Angelle
- Juan Carlos Barreto as Benito
- Vanessa Bauche as Julia Carreño (preteen)
- Porfirio Baz as Germán Carreño
- Marcelo Buquet as Dr. Fernando Torres
- Rafael Inclán as Don Chema
- Andrea Legarreta as Ivonne Ayala
- Frances Ondiviela as Natalia Preciado
- David Ostrosky as Rodrigo de Peñalvert, Count of Arenzo
- Roberto Palazuelos as Pedro Cuevas
- Angélica Rivera as Isabela de Peñalvert de López
- Claudio Baez as Gustavo del Villar
- Cecilia Camacho as Estela López de Reyes
- Constantino Costas as Clemente Reyes
- Rosa Carmina as Camelia Ramos
- Mauricio Ferrari as Dr. Luis Valadez
- Servando Manzetti as Dr. Alberto Rivera
- Lola Merino as Fernanda Amolinar de del Villar
- Karen Sentíes as Silvia Rebollar de Rivera
- Adriana Parra as Rita Fernández de López
- Mercedes Pascual as Constanza de Peñalvert
- Raquel Parot as Mother Carmela
- Roberto Vander as Lic. Rafael Hidalgo
- Rafael del Villar as Jacinto López
- Claudia Ortega as Nazaria Fernández
- Juan Bernardo Gasca as Marcos Carreño (preteen)
- Javier Herranz as Marcos Carreño
- Rocío Brambila as Julia Carreño
- Silvia Campos as Violeta Alvear
- Maya Mishalska as Ofelia
- Nicky Mondellini as Isabel, nurse in Dr. Valadez's clinic
- María Morett as Margarita López
- Tina Romero as Dr. Gabriela del Conde
- Gustavo Cosain as Don Nacho López
- Sergio Basañez as Jeane Claude Carre
- Carlos Bonavides as Dr. Rojas
- Eduardo Borja as Station boss
- Alberto González as Dr. Tomás
- Patricia Castro as Palmira #1
- Myrrha Saavedra as Palmira #2
- Sandra Félix as Mrs. Urquiaga
- Estela Furlong as Mrs. González
- Rodrigo Ramón as Germán Carreño (preteen)
- Evangelina Sosa as Perla "Perlita" Carreño (preteen)
- Lucy Reina as Perla "Perlita" Carreño
- Jose Maria Fernandez as Mauricio Egeyros
- Angelina Peláez as La Prieta
- Beatriz Olea as Yolanda López
- Ricardo Vera as Teniente Ornelas
- Raul Nava as Count of Arenzo's Butlet
- Celia Suarez as Doctor Chief in Dr. Valadez's clinic
- Ana Iris Bosch as Doctor in Valadez's clinic
- Pilar Souza as Lorena's nurse
- Irma Torres as Crisanta Fernandez
- Jacqueline Voltaire as Nancy Williams
- Tony Rodríguez as Dr. Gonzalo Arviso Arismendi
- Víctor Carpinteiro as Deaf-mute servant of Rosendo and Camelia
- Antonio Rangel as Enrique Núñez
- Charly Valentino as Teniente Acuña
- Arath de la Torre as Michell
- Juan Ignacio Aranda as Pablo Alvear
- Silvia Suarez as Amelia Alvear
- Ligia Escalante as Nadya
- Eva Calvo as Doña Tulia
References
- ^ "Simplemente María" (in Spanish). alma-latina.net. Archived from the original on August 23, 2012. Retrieved February 13, 2016.
External links
|
| This article about Mexican telenovelas is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
Categories:
- 1989 telenovelas
- 1989 Mexican television series debuts
- 1990 Mexican television series endings
- Spanish-language telenovelas
- Television shows set in Mexico City
- Television shows set in Paris
- Television shows set in Miami
- Television shows set in California
- Televisa telenovelas
- Mexican telenovelas stubs