Pobre Diabla Mexico 2009
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Official English Title, AKA
- Daniela
- Pobre Diabla
Production Company
- TV Azteca
- Venevision Continental
Director
Producer
Year
Genre
- Drama, Romance
Country of Origin
Cast
- Abel Fernando (Fermín)
- Alan Ciangherotti (Chuy)
- Alejandra Lazcano (Daniela Montenegro, La Diabla)
- Alejandra Maldonado (Rebeca)
- Armando Torrea (Antonio "Tony" Rodríguez)
- Ana Gaby (Cuquita)
- Carla Carrillo (María Angélica "Pelusa" Soto)
- Claudia Alvarez (Santa)
- Cristóbal Lander (Santiago Fontaner)
- Elvira Monsell (Micaela)
- Gabriela Roel (Carmen)
- Gastón Melo (Pepino)
- Gina Morett (Otilia)
- Héctor Arredondo (Luciano Enríquez)
- Javier Díaz Dueñas (Padre Vicente "Chente" Rocha)
- José Eduardo (Chebo)
- Juan Carlos Martín Del Campo (Agustín)
- Karen Sentíes (Chimirra)
- Leonardo Daniel (Diego Montenegro)
- María José Magán (Adriana)
- María Rebeca (Yadira Soto)
- Mauricio Ajas Ham (Angel)
- Pia Watson (Karina Rodríguez)
- Rafael Sánchez Navarro (Horacio Rodríguez)
- Wendy De Los Cobos (Luisa)
Writing Credits
- Adaptation: Carlos Romero and José Luis Durán.
- Original story: Inés Rodena.
Number of Episodes
- 195 X 60'
Synopsis
- Love, hatred, evil and passion blend to create 'Pobre Diabla' - an idyllic and incomparable romance where past secrets eclipse the happiness of a young couple. Daniela Montenegro can never forget the tanned, handsome man with a promising future whose gaze swept her off her feet. Santiago Rodriguez is stunned by the enchanting Daniela, a rebel and a fighter who has grown up in the slums. Fate or tragedy seems to rule the lives of many and that includes Daniela and Santiago. The shadow of a shocking past darkens their story: twenty years ago Santiago´s father Horacio committed a heinous crime that has sealed both their destinies. As they fight for their love, will they triumph over tragedy and the cruel truth the past hides?
Premiere Dates
Adaptations/Spin Offs/Remakes
- Based on the Venezuelan telenovela Cara Sucia, which is loosely based on La Gata by Inés Rodena.
Music/Theme Song
- "Pobre Diabla", sung by Myriam Montemayor Cruz and Fabiola Rodas.
Countries Aired
Additional Info
- Distributed by Comarex.
