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 This romantic saga features Hugo de Medina, a handsome, mysterious swordsman, with a reputation as a womanizer. His life crashes around him when he finds he suffers from catalepsy, an incurable condition marked by loss of voluntary motion. The same disease felled his father years before.
This dashing young man meets Soledad de Obregon, a gorgeous, refined
girl and the two are bound together by sudden passion, though matters
are complicated by Hugo's desire to hide his infirmity.
As the adoring couple prepares to marry, tragedy strikes again.
Hugo’s sinister brother, Alcides, who has always been in love with
Soledad, betrays him and steals his betrothed. The rest of the
telenovela deals with first Hugo's quest for vengeance and then his
attempts to regain the trust and love of Soledad.
La Traición - telenovela
(2008) - Mario Cimarro, Danna García
CAST
Mario Cimarro ... Alcides de Medina
Danna García ... Soledad de Obregón
Harry Geithner ... Paquito
Michelle Vieth ... Michelle
César Mora ... Guillermo Burke
Virna Flores ... Eloisa Renán
Rossana Fernández Maldonado ... Beatríz de Linares
Luz Stella Luengas ... Esther de Obregon
Germán Rojas ... Lucas de Obregon
Victoria Góngora ... Helena Burke
Flavio Peniche ... Boris
Juan Carlos Arboleda
Juan Carlos Bedoya
Luis Fernando Bohórquez
Mauricio Bravo
Diego Camacho
Eduardo Carreño
Tiberio Cruz
Salvador del Solar ... Arturo de Linares
Tania Fálquez
Rene Figueroa
Mónica Franco ... Rebeca Montenegro
Diego Giraldo
Natalia Giraldo
Oscar González
Sergio Gonzalez ... Doctor Max
Bastian Madiedo
Andrés Martínez
Esmeralda Pinzón
Liliana Salazar
Carlos Saldarriaga
Indhira Serrano ... Ursula
Alberto Sornoza
César Vargas
Tommy Vasquez
Sigfredo Vega
Laila Vieira
Javier Zapata
Writing credits
José Fernando Pérez
Aída Naredo
Felipe Pérez
Claudia Rojas
Lina Serrano
Original music
Oliver Camargo
José Carlos María
Nicolás Uribe
Cinematography by
Eduardo Carreño
Directed by
Mauricio Cruz
Agustín Restrepo
Santiago Vargas
Produced by
Hugo León Ferrer
Andrés Santamaria
Telemundo
Trivia
Based on the Colombian novel El Caballero de Rauzán, written in 1887 by Felipe Pérez. RTI Colombia made another adaptation of the story in 2000, titled Rauzán
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