Locas de amor

Locas de amor

Starring	See Cast below
Opening theme	Tu Locura Gustavo Cerati
Country of origin	Argentina
No. of episodes	35
Production
Running time	60 minutes
Release
Original network	Canal 13
Original release	April 27 – December 15, 2004
External links
Website

Locas de Amor is an Argentine series, produced by Pol-ka Producciones which was originally transmitted from April to December 2004. It was written and adapted for television by Suzana Cardozo. It was directed by Luis Barone and Daniel Barone. It starred Leticia Brédice, Julieta Díaz and Soledad Villamil. 52 episodes were made.

The show tells the story of three young mental hospital inmates: Juana, Simona and María, and their attempts to reinsert themselves into society after being released from the psychiatric institution.

Cast

Leticia Brédice… Simona Teglia
Julieta Díaz… Juana Vazquez
Soledad Villamil… Maria Eva Alchouron Doura
Diego Peretti… Martin Uribelarrea
Alfredo Casero… Roque Rizzutti
Andrea Pietra… Frida Maurer
Cristina Murta… Dra. Liliana Paredes
Christina Banegas… Regina Terrile
Leonor Manso… Olga Spinelli
Paula Siero… Paula Goci
Horacio Roca… Dr. Rafael Berthelot

Trivia

The theme music for the show was "Tu locura," by Gustavo Cerati. Cerati had composed an original piece simply named "Locura." Nevertheless, the artist chose to change songs at last moment. "Locura" was reworked, culminating in "Uno entre 1000" included in Cerati's Ahí vamos (2006).
For the video of "Crimen", the first single for Ahí vamos, Cerati invited Julieta Díaz to play a dual role as secretary and femme fatale.

Remake

In 2009 the company Televisa began to transmit the broadcast of the series remake Locas de amor under the same title block within the Series originales: Hecho en casa broadcast by Channel 5 in the production of Carmen Armendariz (Hora Marcada, Tony Tijuana) and headed by Francisco Franco with performances by Cecilia Suárez (Cappadocia, Mujeres asesinas), Diana Bracho (Fuego en la sangre), Cynthia Klitbo (El privilegio de amar) and Daniel Giménez Cacho (La mala educación), among others actors.

External links

Pol-ka

Dramatic telenovelas	Verdad/Consecuencia (1996-1998) El hombre (1999) Por el nombre de Dios (1999) Vulnerables (1999) Ilusiones compartidas (2000) Primicias (2000) Culpables (2001) Soy gitano (2003) Locas de amor (2004) Padre Coraje (2004) El hombre que volvió de la muerte (2007) Mujeres de nadie (2007-2008) Socias (2008) Tratame bien (2009) Valientes (2009) Malparida (2010) Herederos de una venganza (2011) El puntero (2011) Lobo (2012) Tiempos compulsivos (2012) Sos mi hombre (2012-2013) Mis amigos de siempre (2013-2014) Los ricos no piden permiso (2016)

Comedy telenovelas	Rodolfo Rojas D.T. (1997) Carola Casini (1997) Gasoleros (1998) Campeones de la vida (1999-2001) Calientes (2000) El sodero de mi vida (2001) Son Amores (2002-2003) Durmiendo con mi Jefe (2003) Los secretos de papá (2004) Los Pensionados (2004) Media Falta (2005) Una Familia Especial (2005) Amas de Casa Desesperadas (2006) Juanita la soltera (2006) Sos mi vida (2006) Son de Fierro (2007) Valentino, el argentino (2008) Por amor a vos (2008) Enseñame a vivir (2009) Para vestir santos (2010) Alguien que me quiera (2010) Los únicos (2011-2012) Violetta (2012-2015) Condicionados (2012) Solamente vos (2013-2014) Guapas (2014-2015) Esperanza mía (2015-2016) Silencios de familia (2016) Soy Luna (2016-present)

Police procedurals	Poliladron (1995-1997) 22, El Loco (2001) 099 Central (2002) Sin código (2004-2005) Botines (2005) Hombres de honor (2005) Mujeres asesinas (2005-2008) Farsantes (2013-2014) Noche y día (2014-2015) Signos (2015)

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