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Sacrificio de mujer
Genre	Telenovela
Created by	Carlos Pérez
Directed by	Adriana Barraza; Héctor Márquez; Tito Rojas; Yaky Ortega; María Eugenia Perera
Starring	Marjorie de Sousa; Juan A. Baptista; Mariana Torres; Pablo Azar; Géraldine Bazán; Luis Jose Santander; Flor Núñez
Opening theme	Siento performed by Chayanne
Country of origin	Venezuela; United States
Original language	Spanish
No. of episodes	101
Production
Executive producers	Peter Tinoco ; Ana Teresa Arismendi
Producers	Dulce Teran ; Arquimedes Rivero
Production location	Miami, Florida
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	42 minutes
Production company	Venevisión
Original release
Network	Venevisión; Univision
Release	April 18 –; July 7, 2011
Related
	Pecadora; Eva Luna;

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Sacrificio de mujer (English title: A Woman's Sacrifice) is a Spanish-language telenovela produced by Venevisión International.^[1]

Marjorie de Sousa^[2] and Juan A. Baptista star as the main protagonists with Mariana Torres and Pablo Azar as co-protagonists. Luis Jose Santander, Flor Núñez, Géraldine Bazán, Arnaldo Pipke and Ximena Duque star as the main villains.^[3]

Filming took place in Miami, Florida, in 2010.^[4] From April 18, 2011 to June 17, 2011, Univision aired double episodes weekday afternoons at 12pm/11am central.^[5]^[6] From June 20, 2011 to July 7, 2011, the remaining episodes aired for one hour weekday afternoons. As of September 21, 2011, Venevisión is currently airing Sacrificio de Mujer at 10pm.^[7]

Plot

Clemencia Astudillo is a young, humble woman who falls in love with Luis Francisco Vilarte, the spoilt and illegitimate son of Giovanni Tallamonti. After his father's death, Luis Francisco leaves for Europe to enjoy his inheritance and father's businesses without knowing that Clemencia is pregnant. Clemencia tries to inform Luis Francisco about her condition, but his mother Amada, a cold and calculating woman, lies to her that Luis Francisco is in Brazil and wants nothing to do with her. Without any form of income, Clemencia was left in the abject poverty and suffered until one day she woke up in the hospital without her baby with the doctor informing her she cannot have children. Devastated, she seeks comfort in Augusto Talamonti, the doctor who treated her.

Twenty years later, Clemencia is happily married to Augusto with their 3 adopted children: Enzo and the twins Gina and Marife. Young orphan Milagros who was raided up in an orphanage by nuns come to look fora job at Clemencia's successful company and falls in love with Enzo, Clemencia's son.

Meanwhile, in Europe, Luis Francisco is bankrupt after gambling away his inheritance. Following Amada's advice to go and demand his share of the inheritance from his half-brother Augusto who doesn't know of his existence, he discovers that Clemencia is married to his half-brother Augusto.

Popular opinion is it's a bit problematic. especially since her twins end up losing their virginity to the same man who decides he likes the less party freak one after he initiated the relationship with her sister. the more docile sister in turn abandons her life long goal to be a nun for him. Seriously she worked her whole life for that soo, no, very problematic.^[8]

Cast

Marjorie de Sousa as Clemencia Astudillo Talamonti/Clemencia Astudillo de Vilarte- Augusto's dedicated ex-wife, mother of Milagros, adoptive mother of Enzo, Marife and Gina, married to Luis Francisco.
Juan A. Baptista as Luis Francisco Vilarte- Milagros' dedicated father, son of Amada Villarte, half brother of Augusto, husband of Clemencia Astudillo Talamonti
Mariana Torres as Milagros Exposito Talamonti/Milagros Vilarte Astudillo de Talamonti- daughter of Clemencia and Luis Francisco, mother of Juan Francisco in love with Enzo Talamonti, wife of Enzo Talamonti.
Pablo Azar as Enzo Talamonti- Adopted son of Clemencia and Augusto, in love with Milagros
Luis José Santander as Dr. Augusto Talamonti- Doctor, husband of Clemencia; adoptive father of Enzo, Marife and Gina, lover of Maria Gracia in love with Lorena Camargo
Flor Núñez as Amada Vilarte- Mother of Luis Francisco, Milagros' grandmother, Clemencia's enemy. Villain. Commits suicide.
Géraldine Bazán as Victoria "Vicky" Lombardo- Villain, Enzo's former girlfriend, Amada's accomplice. Ends up in prison.
Taniusha Capote as Gina Talamonti- villain, later good, in love with Braulio then with her doctor
Taniusha Capote as Marife Talamonti – twin sister of Gina, former novice, in love with Braulio
Cristian Carabias as German Anzola- Criminal, later good. Worked for Amada. Son of Eulalia and Artemio
Pedro Moreno as Braulio Valdes- Police officer, brother of Benito, in love with Gina, then with Marife
Adrian Mas as Benito Valdes- Brother of Braulio
Anna Sobero as Eulalia Anzola- Mother of German
Ariel Texido as Father Anibal- Priest. Killed by Amada.
Arnaldo Pipke as Leoncio- Amada's driver and lover. villain
Beatriz Arroyo as Olga Valdes- Mother of Braulio and Benito
Carmen Daysi Rodriguez as Mayre- Clemencia's secretary, villain
Eduardo Ibarrola as Vilachar- Friend of Augusto
Reinaldo Cruz as Del Risco- lover of Maria Gracia
Fidel Perez Michel as Eliseo Lombardo- Selma's husband, Vicky's father.
Jessica Cerezo as Belinda- Clemencia's secretary
Fernando Carrera as Giovanni Tallamonti-Augusto's and Luis Francisco's deceased father.
Jorge Consejo as Juan Pablo- Father of Milagros' baby, Juan Francisco
Jose Guillermo Cortines as Marcos Castillo- Friend of Luis Francisco
Juan Troya as Dr. Guzman
Tatiana Capote as Lorena Camargo- Enzo's biological mother, Luis Francisco's ex-lover, in love with Augusto Talamonti
Liliana Rodríguez as Alberta- wife of Benito
Lis Coleandro as Sister Teresa
Lyduan Gonzalez as Willy- Criminal, worked for Amada. Friend of German
Mary Kler Mata as Vitelva
Norma Zuñiga as Tomasa- Housekeeper of the Talamonti family
Paloma Márquez as Mitzy- best friend of Gina
Paola Pedroza as Luisita- friend of Milagros
Ramón Morell as Baltasar- Clemencia's driver
Roberto Javier as Cristian Reyes
Sonia Noemi as Madre Pilar- Deceased administrator of the San Francisco Orphanage killed by Leoncio
Victoria del Rosal as Stefany
Xavier Coronel as Artemio Anzola- German's deceased drunk father, Eulalia's deceased husband.
Ximena Duque as Maria Gracia- Lover of Augusto, mother of his daughter Maria Agustina
Bettina Grand as Selma Lombardo- Mother of Vicky Lombardo, wife of Eliseo Lombardo, villain.
Mirta Renee as Lidia- Hospital nurse. Killed by hitmen on orders from Selma
Nury Flores as Señora
Soledad Esponda as Young Amada Vilarte

References

External links

Official Site

[1] Telenovela “Sacrificio de Mujer” se graba en Miami con un gran elenco

[2] El sacrificio de Marjorie de Sousa

[3] "Sacrificio de Mujer" con Marjorie De Sousa, Juan Alfonso Baptista y Luis José Santander

[4] Venevision Productions begins production on the telenovela "Sacrificio de Mujer"

[5] Marjorie con carita de 'buena'

[6] Univision estrena hoy 'Sacrificio de Mujer', ¿cómo va la trama?

[7] Venevisión estrenará Sacrificio de Mujer con Marjorie De Sousa y Juan Alfonso Baptista

[8] Sacrificio de Mujer

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+* ''[[Pecadora (TV series)|Pecadora]]''
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+* ''[[Eva Luna (TV series)|Eva Luna]]''
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- | preceded_by          = ''[[La Fea Más Bella]]''
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-  }}
-'''''Sacrificio de Mujer''''' (A Woman's Sacrifice) is a Spanish-language telenovela produced by [[Venevisión International]]. Filming took place in Miami, Florida in 2010.<ref>[http://www.cisneros.com/Press/venevision-productions-begins-production-of-telenovela-sacrificio-de-mujer Venevision Productions begins production on the telenovela "Sacrificio de Mujer" ]</ref> From April 18, 2011 to June 17, 2011, [[Univision]] aired double episodes weekday afternoons at 12pm/11am central.<ref>[http://novelasyseries.univision.com/sacrificio-de-mujer-novela/lo-ultimo/article/2011-04-15/marjorie-sacrifcio-de-mujer Marjorie con carita de 'buena']</ref><ref>[http://www.terra.com/entretenimiento/tv/noticias/univision_estrena_hoy_sacrificio_de_mujer_como_va_la_trama/oci1246886 Univision estrena hoy 'Sacrificio de Mujer', ¿cómo va la trama?]</ref> From June 20, 2011 to July 7, 2011, the remaining episodes aired for one hour weekday afternoons. As of September 21, 2011, Venevisión is currently airing ''Sacrificio de Mujer'' at 10pm.<ref>[http://www.noticias24.com/gente/noticia/60546/venevision-estrenara-sacrificio-de-mujer-con-marjorie-de-sousa-y-juan-alfonso-baptista/ Venevisión estrenará Sacrificio de Mujer con Marjorie De Sousa y Juan Alfonso Baptista]</ref>
+[[Marjorie de Sousa]]<ref>[http://viplatino.com/2011/04/el-sacrificio-de-marjorie-de-sousa.html El sacrificio de Marjorie de Sousa]</ref> and [[Juan A. Baptista]] star as the main protagonists with [[Mariana Torres (actress)|Mariana Torres]] and [[Pablo Azar]] as co-protagonists. [[Luis Jose Santander]], [[Flor Núñez]], [[Géraldine Bazán]], [[Arnaldo Pipke]] and [[Ximena Duque]] star as the main villains.<ref>[http://informe21.com/arte-espectaculos/sacrificio-mujer-marjorie-sousa-juan-alfonso-baptista-luis-jose-santander "Sacrificio de Mujer" con Marjorie De Sousa, Juan Alfonso Baptista y Luis José Santander]</ref>
+Filming took place in Miami, Florida, in 2010.<ref>[http://www.cisneros.com/Press/venevision-productions-begins-production-of-telenovela-sacrificio-de-mujer Venevision Productions begins production on the telenovela "Sacrificio de Mujer" ]</ref> From April 18, 2011 to June 17, 2011, [[Univision]] aired double episodes weekday afternoons at 12pm/11am central.<ref>[http://novelasyseries.univision.com/sacrificio-de-mujer-novela/lo-ultimo/article/2011-04-15/marjorie-sacrifcio-de-mujer Marjorie con carita de 'buena']</ref><ref>[http://www.terra.com/entretenimiento/tv/noticias/univision_estrena_hoy_sacrificio_de_mujer_como_va_la_trama/oci1246886 Univision estrena hoy 'Sacrificio de Mujer', ¿cómo va la trama?]</ref> From June 20, 2011 to July 7, 2011, the remaining episodes aired for one hour weekday afternoons. As of September 21, 2011, Venevisión is currently airing ''Sacrificio de Mujer'' at 10pm.<ref>[http://www.noticias24.com/gente/noticia/60546/venevision-estrenara-sacrificio-de-mujer-con-marjorie-de-sousa-y-juan-alfonso-baptista/ Venevisión estrenará Sacrificio de Mujer con Marjorie De Sousa y Juan Alfonso Baptista]</ref>
+==Plot==
+Clemencia Astudillo is a young, humble woman who falls in love with Luis Francisco Vilarte, the spoilt and illegitimate son of Giovanni Tallamonti. After his father's death, Luis Francisco leaves for Europe to enjoy his inheritance and father's businesses without knowing that Clemencia is pregnant. Clemencia tries to inform Luis Francisco about her condition, but his mother Amada, a cold and calculating woman, lies to her that Luis Francisco is in Brazil and wants nothing to do with her. Without any form of income, Clemencia was left in the abject poverty and suffered until one day she woke up in the hospital without her baby with the doctor informing her she cannot have children. Devastated, she seeks comfort in Augusto Talamonti, the doctor who treated her.
+Twenty years later, Clemencia is happily married to Augusto with their 3 adopted children: Enzo and the twins Gina and Marife. Young orphan Milagros who was raided up in an orphanage by nuns come to look fora  job at Clemencia's successful company and falls in love with Enzo, Clemencia's son.
+Meanwhile, in Europe, Luis Francisco is bankrupt after gambling away his inheritance. Following Amada's advice to go and demand his share of the inheritance from his half-brother Augusto who doesn't know of his existence, he discovers that Clemencia is married to his half-brother Augusto.
+Popular opinion is it's a bit problematic. especially since her twins end up losing their virginity to the same man who decides he likes the less party freak one after he initiated the relationship with her sister. the more docile sister in turn abandons her life long goal to be a nun for him. Seriously she worked her whole life for that soo, no, very problematic.<ref>[http://www.seriesnow.com/american-telenovelas/sacrificiodemujer.html Sacrificio de Mujer]</ref>
 ==Cast==
-*[[Marjorie de Sousa]] as Clemencia Astudillo Talamonti: wife of Augusto,wife of Luis Francisco Vilarte mother of Milagros, adoptive mother of Enzo, Marife and Gina
+*[[Marjorie de Sousa]] as Clemencia Astudillo Talamonti/Clemencia Astudillo de Vilarte- Augusto's dedicated ex-wife, mother of Milagros, adoptive mother of Enzo, Marife and Gina, married to Luis Francisco.
-*[[Juan A. Baptista]] as Luis Francisco Vilarte: father of Milagros, half brother of Augusto
+*[[Juan A. Baptista]] as Luis Francisco Vilarte- Milagros' dedicated father, son of Amada Villarte, half brother of Augusto, husband of Clemencia Astudillo Talamonti
-*[[Mariana Torres]] as Milagros Exposito / Dolores Vilarte: daughter of Clemencia and Luis Francisco, mother of Juan Francisco/mother of Amada
+*[[Mariana Torres (actress)|Mariana Torres]] as Milagros Exposito Talamonti/Milagros Vilarte Astudillo de Talamonti- daughter of Clemencia and Luis Francisco, mother of Juan Francisco in love with Enzo Talamonti, wife of Enzo Talamonti.
-*[[Pablo Azar]] as Enzo Talamonti: Adopted son of Clemencia and Augusto, in love with Milagros
+*[[Pablo Azar]] as Enzo Talamonti- Adopted son of Clemencia and Augusto, in love with Milagros
-*[[Luis José Santander]] as Dr. Augusto Talamonti: Doctor, husband of Clemencia; adoptive father of Enzo, Marife and Gina, lover of Maria Gracia
+*[[Luis José Santander]] as Dr. Augusto Talamonti- Doctor, husband of Clemencia; adoptive father of Enzo, Marife and Gina, lover of Maria Gracia in love with Lorena Camargo
+*[[Flor Núñez]] as Amada Vilarte- Mother of Luis Francisco, Milagros' grandmother, Clemencia's enemy. '''''Villain. Commits suicide.'''''
-*[[Géraldine Bazán]] as Victoria "Vicky" Lombardo: Villain. Girlfriend of Enzo
+*[[Géraldine Bazán]] as Victoria "Vicky" Lombardo- Villain, Enzo's former girlfriend, Amada's accomplice. '''''Ends up in prison.'''''
-*[[Flor Núñez]] as Amada Vilarte: '''villain'''. Mother of Luis Francisco
-*[[Taniusha Capote]] as Gina  Talamonti: '''villain''', later good, in love with Braulio then with her doctor
+*[[Taniusha Capote]] as Gina Talamonti- '''villain''', later good, in love with Braulio then with her doctor
-*[[Taniusha Capote]] as Marife Talamonti - twin sister of Gina, in love with Braulio
+*[[Taniusha Capote]] as Marife Talamonti – twin sister of Gina, former novice, in love with Braulio
-*[[Cristian Carabias]] as German Anzola: Criminal, later good. Worked for Amada. Son of Eulalia and Artemio
+*[[Cristian Carabias]] as German Anzola- Criminal, later good. Worked for Amada. Son of Eulalia and Artemio
-*[[Pedro Moreno]] as Braulio Valdes: Police officer, brother of Benito, in love with Gina, then with Marife
+*[[Pedro Moreno (actor)|Pedro Moreno]] as Braulio Valdes- Police officer, brother of Benito, in love with Gina, then with Marife
+*[[Adrian Mas]] as Benito Valdes- Brother of Braulio
-*[[Fernando Carrera]] as Giovanni Vilarte
-*[[Adrian Mas]] as Benito Valdes: Brother of Braulio
+*[[Anna Sobero]] as Eulalia Anzola- Mother of German
+*[[Ariel Texido]] as Father Anibal- Priest. '''''Killed by Amada.'''''
-*[[Anna Sobero]] as Eulalia Anzola: Mother of German
+*[[Arnaldo Pipke]] as Leoncio- Amada's driver and lover. villain
-*[[Ariel Texido]] as Father Anibal: Priest
+*[[Beatriz Arroyo]] as Olga Valdes- Mother of Braulio and Benito
-*[[Arnaldo Pipke]] as Leoncio: Amada's driver, villain
+*[[Carmen Daysi Rodriguez]] as Mayre- Clemencia's secretary, '''villain'''
-*[[Beatriz Arroyo]] as Olga Valdes: Mother of Braulio and Benito
+*[[Eduardo Ibarrola]] as Vilachar- Friend of Augusto
-*[[Carmen Daysi Rodriguez]] as Mayre: Clemencia's secretary, '''villain'''
-*[[Eduardo Ibarrola]] as Vilachar: Friend of Augusto
+*[[Reinaldo Cruz]] as Del Risco- lover of Maria Gracia
-*[[Fidel Perez Michel]] as Eliseo Lombardo: Father of Vicky
+*[[Fidel Perez Michel]] as Eliseo Lombardo- Selma's husband, Vicky's father.
-*[[Jessica Cerezo]] as Belinda: Clemencia's secretary
+*[[Jessica Cerezo]] as Belinda- Clemencia's secretary
+*[[Fernando Carrera (actor)|Fernando Carrera]] as Giovanni Tallamonti-Augusto's and Luis Francisco's deceased father.
-*[[Jorge Consejo]] as Juan Pablo: Father of Milagros' baby, Juan Francisco
-*[[Jose Guillermo Cortines]] as Marcos Castillo: Friend of Luis Francisco
+*[[Jorge Consejo]] as Juan Pablo- Father of Milagros' baby, Juan Francisco
+*[[Jose Guillermo Cortines]] as Marcos Castillo- Friend of Luis Francisco
 *[[Juan Troya]] as Dr. Guzman
+*[[Tatiana Capote]] as Lorena Camargo- Enzo's biological mother, Luis Francisco's ex-lover, in love with Augusto Talamonti
-*[[Liliana Rodríguez]] as Alberta: wife of Benito
+*[[Liliana Rodríguez (actress)|Liliana Rodríguez]] as Alberta- wife of Benito
 *[[Lis Coleandro]] as Sister Teresa
-*[[Lyduan Gonzalez]] as Willy: Criminal, worked for Amada. Friend of German
+*[[Lyduan Gonzalez]] as Willy- Criminal, worked for Amada. Friend of German
 *[[Mary Kler Mata]] as Vitelva
-*[[Norma Zuñiga]] as Tomasa: Housekeeper in house of Talamonti family
+*[[Norma Zuñiga]] as Tomasa- Housekeeper of the Talamonti family
-*[[Paloma Márquez]] as Mitzy: best friend of Gina
+*[[Paloma Márquez]] as Mitzy- best friend of Gina
-*[[Paola Pedroza]] as Luisita: friend of Milagros
+*[[Paola Pedroza]] as Luisita- friend of Milagros
-*[[Ramón Morell]] as Baltasar: Clemencia's driver
+*[[Ramón Morell]] as Baltasar-  Clemencia's driver
 *[[Roberto Javier]] as Cristian Reyes
-*[[Sonia Noemi]] as Madre Pilar
+*[[Sonia Noemi]] as Madre Pilar- Deceased administrator of the San Francisco Orphanage '''''killed by Leoncio'''''
-*[[Tatiana Capote]] as Lorena Camargo: mother of Enzo,ex-lover of Luis Francisco.
 *[[Victoria del Rosal]] as Stefany
-*[[Xavier Coronel]] as Artemio Anzola: German's drunk father
+*[[Xavier Coronel]] as Artemio Anzola- German's deceased drunk father, Eulalia's deceased husband.
-*[[Ximena Duque]] as Maria Gracia: Lover of Augusto, mother of his daughter Maria Agustina
+*[[Ximena Duque]] as Maria Gracia- Lover of Augusto, mother of his daughter Maria Agustina
-*[[Bettina Grand]] as Selma Lombardo: Mother of Vicky Lombardo, wife of Eliseo Lombardo, villain.
+*[[Bettina Grand]] as Selma Lombardo- Mother of Vicky Lombardo, wife of Eliseo Lombardo, villain.
+*[[Mirta Renee]] as Lidia- Hospital nurse. '''''Killed by hitmen on orders from Selma'''''
+*[[Nury Flores]] as Señora
+*[[Soledad Esponda]] as Young Amada Vilarte
 ==References==
 {{reflist|2}}
-{{Venevisión's 2011 telenovelas}}
-{{Venevisión's 2012 telenovelas}}
 ==External links==
 * [http://www.venevisioninternational.com/en/producto.php?id_producto=1036&id_categoria=&id_sub_categoria=8 Official Site]
+{{Venevisión telenovelas in 2000-2019}}
+{{Univision telenovelas}}
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+[[Category:2011 American television series endings]]
+[[Category:2011 Venezuelan television series debuts]]
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1960s debuts	Lucecita (1967) Doña Bárbara (1967)
1970s debuts	Esmeralda (1970) María Mercé, La Chinita (1970) María Teresa (1971) La mujer prohibida (1972) Peregrina (1973) Una muchacha llamada Milagros (1973) Mariana de la noche (1975) Cumbres Borrascosas (1976) Daniela (1976) La zulianita (1976) María del Mar (1978) Emilia (1979)
1980s debuts	Buenos días, Isabel (1980) El despertar (1980) Mi mejor amiga (1980) Ligia Sandoval (1981) Sorángel (1981) La heredera (1982) Ligia Elena (1982) Nacho (1983) Eternamente tuya (1983) Tres destinos (1983) El retrato de un canalla (1984) Julia (1984) Diana Carolina (1984) Las amazonas (1985) El sol sale para todos (1986) Los Donatti (1986) Enamorada (1986) Esa muchacha de ojos café (1986) Mi nombre es amor (1987) Y la luna también (1987) Sueño contigo (1987) Amor de Abril (1988) Alba Marina (1988) Niña bonita (1988) Fabiola (1989) La revancha (1989) La sombra de Piera (1989) Maribel (1989) Paraíso (1989) María María (1989)
1990s debuts	Adorable Mónica (1990) Pasionaria (1990) Inés Duarte, secretaria (1990) Emperatriz (1990) Bellísima (1991) La mujer prohibida (1991) Mundo de fieras (1991) Cara sucia (1992) Macarena (1992) Piel (1992) Por amarte tanto (1992) La loba herida (1992) Las dos Dianas (1992) Rosangélica (1993) Sirena (1993) Morena Clara (1994) María Celeste (1994) Peligrosa (1994) Pedacito de cielo (1994) Como tú, ninguna (1995) Dulce Enemiga (1995) Ka Ina (1995) Pecado de amor (1995) El perdón de los pecados (1996) Quirpa de tres mujeres (1996) Sol de tentación (1996) A todo corazón (1997) Amor mío (1997) Contra viento y marea (1997) Destino de Mujer (1997) Todo por tu amor (1997) El País de las mujeres (1998) La mujer de mi vida (1998) Samantha (1998) Calypso (1999) Cuando hay pasión (1999) Mujercitas (1999) Toda mujer (1999) Enamorada (1999)
2000s debuts	Lejana como el viento (2000) Hechizo de amor (2000) La revancha (2000) María Rosa, búscame una esposa (2000) Amantes de Luna Llena (2000) Muñeca de trapo (2000) Vidas prestadas (2000) Más que amor, frenesí (2001) Felina (2001) Guerra de mujeres (2001) Secreto de amor (2001) Latin Lover (2001) Las González (2002) Mambo y canela (2002) Gata salvaje (2002) Todo sobre Camila (2002) Engañada (2003) La mujer de Lorenzo (2003) Rebeca (2003) Cosita rica (2003) Bésame tonto (2003) Ángel Rebelde (2003) Amor del bueno (2004) Sabor a ti (2004) El amor las vuelve locas (2005) Soñar no cuesta nada (2005) Se solicita príncipe azul (2005) Olvidarte jamás (2006) Los Querendones (2006) Mi vida eres tú (2006) Ciudad Bendita (2006) Voltea pa' que te enamores (2006) Acorralada (2007) Aunque mal paguen (2007) Somos tú y yo (2007-09) Arroz con leche (2007) Trópico (2007) Amor Comprado (2007) Valeria (2008) Torrente (2008) Condesa por amor (2008) ¿Vieja yo? (2008) Pobre millonaria (2008) La vida entera (2008) Alma indomable (2009) ¡Qué clase de amor! (2009) Los misterios del amor (2009) Pecadora (2009) Un esposo para Estela (2009) Tomasa Tequiero (2009)
2010s debuts	Salvador de mujeres (2010) Harina de otro costal (2010) La mujer perfecta (2010) Eva Luna (2010) NPS: No puede ser (2011) Sacrificio de mujer (2011) La viuda joven (2011) Natalia del mar (2011) El árbol de Gabriel (2011) Corazón apasionado (2012) Válgame Dios (2012) Mi ex me tiene ganas (2012) El Talismán (2012) De todas maneras Rosa (2013) Rosario (2013) Los secretos de Lucía (2013) Cosita linda (2014) Corazón esmeralda (2014) Demente criminal (2014) Voltea pa' que te enamores (2014) Amor secreto (2015) Ruta 35 (2015) Entre tu amor y mi amor (2016) Para verte mejor (2017) Carolay (2019)
2020s debuts	Dramáticas (2023)
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