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 The story begins when the man who Morelia thinks is her father dies without revealing the secret of her true origin. A landowner in her hometown, Michoacan, harasses her and she is forced to run away. She arrives to Miami, where she has no choice but to work in a nightclub. During her first day at work, an insolent costumer, Le Blanc goes too far with her. Morelia slaps her and he accuses her of stealing his wallet after that. Thanks to Carlos Montero, a lazy lawyer, she avoids going to jail, however she loses her job. Thus, Morelia begins to work as a maid at the Campos Miranda's residence, where she meets the oldest son, Jose Enrique. They fall in love, but their romance will be opposed by many.
Morelia - telenovela
(1994) - Arturo Peniche, Alpha Acosta
CAST
Arturo Peniche .... Jose Enrique Campos Miranda
Alpha Acosta .... Morelia Campos
Miranda Solorzano Montero/Amanda Weiss
Cecilia Bolocco .... Karina La Fontain
Lupita Ferrer .... Ofelia Santibanez Campos Miranda
Jorge Salinas .... Beto Solorzano
Salvador Pineda .... Federico Campos Miranda
Sergio Basañez .... Luis Campos
Miranda
Herminia Martínez .... Antonia Campos Miranda
Norma Zúñiga .... Mercedes
Javier Alberdi .... Gustavo Santibanez
Odalys García .... Reina
Ana Margo .... Kika
Ana Bertha Espín .... Magdalena
Manuel Guízar
Patricia Noguera .... Dania
René Lavan .... Rony
Mario Martín .... Benjamin Le Blanc
Marcela Cardona .... Jackie Solorzano Campos Miranda
Kanela .... Juanita
Humberto Rosenfeld .... Tomy
Eugenio Cobo .... Arturo
Juan Pablo Gamboa .... Osvaldo
Valenzuela
Mara Croatto .... Sarah
Giselle Blondet .... Lisa
Fernando Carrera .... Bosco Sartini
Yovana de la Cruz
Writing credits
Delia Fiallo (original story)
Ximena Suarez (adaptation)
Song: Morelia
Singing: Cristián Castro
Directed by
Grazio D'Angelo
Produced by
María Elena Crousillat
Televisa and Univision
Trivia
"Morelia" is a remake of:
1 version: telenovela ""La Zulianita" (Venezuela, 1977) with Lupita Ferrer and José Bardina.
2 version: telenovela "María de nadie" (Argentina, Crustel, 1985) with Grecia Colmenares and Jorge Martínez.
There is also a Venezuelan version "Maribel" with Tatiana Capote and Luis José Santander .
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