Mi segunda madre
| Mi segunda madre | |
|---|---|
| Genre |
Telenovela Drama |
| Created by | Abel Santa Cruz |
| Written by |
Eric Vonn Nora Alemán Eduardo Quiroga Lorena Salazar |
| Directed by |
Miguel Córcega José Caballero Irma Lozano |
| Starring |
María Sorté Enrique Novi Fernando Ciangherotti Daniela Castro Alejandra Maldonado Alfredo Adame Liliana Abud |
| Opening theme | Sóla by María Sorté |
| Ending theme |
Moments in love by Art of noise Donna by Art of noise |
| Country of origin | México |
| Original language(s) | Spanish |
| No. of episodes |
190 (duration of 26-30 min) 95 (duration of 56-60 min) |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) | Juan Osorio |
| Producer(s) | Alessandro Jacchia |
| Cinematography |
Gabriel Vázquez Bulmán Alejandro Frutos Ernesto Arreola Leopoldo Terrazas Juan Carlos Frutos |
| Running time | 21-22 minutes |
| Release | |
| Original network | Canal de las Estrellas |
| Original release | January 16 – October 13, 1989 |
| Chronology | |
| Preceded by | Nuevo amanecer |
| Followed by | Un rostro en mi pasado |
| Related shows | Por siempre mi amor (2013) |
Mi segunda madre (English title: My second mother) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Juan Osorio and broadcast by Canal de las Estrellas in 1989. It starred María Sorté, Enrique Novi and Daniela Castro as juvenile protagonist, with the conflicting interests of Fernando Ciangherotti, Alejandra Maldonado and stellar performances by Liliana Abud, Alfredo Adame and the first actress Ada Carrasco.
"The Best Telenovela of the Year" (Premios TVyNovelas 1990)
Cast
- María Sorté as Daniela Lorente Franco de Méndez
- Daniela Castro as Mónica Méndez Montenegro
- Enrique Novi as Juan Antonio Méndez Perea
- Fernando Ciangherotti as Alberto Saucedo Maldonado
- Alejandra Maldonado as Irene Montenegro Olvera de Sánchez
- Alfredo Adame as Hans Lutmann
- Liliana Abud as Sonia Méndez Villanueva de Ramos
- Claudio Baez as Gerardo Peña Domínguez
- Arsenio Campos as Felipe Bretón
- Gina Moret as Gina Reis
- Ada Carrasco as Dolores "Lolita" de Astuariz
- Ernesto Gómez Cruz as Ignacio "Nacho"
- Cynthia Klitbo as Leticia Platas Amador
- Irma Lozano as Eva Enriquez Platas
- Héctor Suárez Gomis as Ramón
- Toño Mauri as Federico "Fico"
- Lola Merino as María Gardenia "Margarita"
- Andrés Bonfiglio as Eduardo "Lalo" Saucedo Morales
- Blanca Torres as Amanda Morales
- Ana Bertha Espín as Amelia López
- Irlanda Mora as Angélica Hurtado
- Angelina Peláez as Arcelia Gomez
- Roberto Blandón as Marcelo
- Raquel Morell as Raquel de Astuariz
- Roberto Palazuelos as David
- Juan Verduzco as Enrique Ramos
- Gastón Tuset as Alejandro Oviedo
- Guy de Saint Cyr as Gonzalo
- Francesca Guillen as Luisita Peña
- Diana Ferretti as Carolina Morales Chávez de Saucedo
- Abel Salazar as Rafael Iglesias
- Carlos Riquelme as Justino Aguilar
- Berenice Dominguez as Mónica Méndez (girl)
- Lucero Lander as Lucía Montenegro Olvera de Méndez
- Héctor Pons as Lalo (child)
- Alejandra Gollas as Leticia (girl)
- Lupita Ochoa as Margarita (girl)
- Cristian Castro as Rubén Saucedo
- Estela Ruiz as Malena
- Gabriel Pingarrón as Germán
- David Rencoret as Manuel "Manolo" Astuariz
- María Almela as Dora
- Rubén Rojo as Leopoldo Sánchez
- Jorge Fegán as Matías
- Mauricio Ferrari as Roberto
- Andrea Legarreta as Denisse
- Alejandro Aragón as Fernando
- Alejandra Espejo as Matilde
- Aurora Cortés as Melina
- Polly as Brenda
- Teresa Guízar as Rosa "Rosi" Almirez
- Fernanda Ruizos as Mariana
- Agustín López Zavala as "El Maldita Sea"
- José María Torre as Manuel Justino "Tino"
Awards
| Year | Award | Category | Nominee | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1990 | 8th TVyNovelas Awards | Best Telenovela of the Year | Alessandro Jacchia | Won |
| Best Actress | María Sorté | |||
| Best Actor | Enrique Novi | Nominated | ||
| Best Antagonist Actress | Alejandra Maldonado | |||
| Best Antagonist Actor | Fernando Ciangherotti | Won | ||
| Best Young Lead Actress | Daniela Castro | Nominated | ||
| Best Debut Actor | Alfredo Adame | Won | ||
| Best Original Story or Adaptation | Eric Vonn | |||
| Direction of the Camaras | Alejandro Frutos |
References
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