Blonde and beautiful, Guadalupe Roldán is a pawn in a deal between her family and the del Alamo family to save her father, Don Humberto Roldán, from financial ruin. She is forced to leave her boyfriend, Luis Diego Morales, a local teacher of modest means, and marry Lisandro del Alamo, a wealthy and powerful man she feels she will never love. Lisandro tells Guadalupe that she'll grow to love him and over time, after Guadalupe realizes how sincere and understanding a man Lisandro is, she develops strong feelings for him. When Guadalupe becomes pregnant, Lisandro thinks he is the happiest man in the world. But when her child turns out to be a dark-skinned girl, Lisandro is disgusted and abandons Guadalupe, accusing her of adultery. Don Humberto coerces Macaria, Guadalupe's black nanny, to keep Guadalupe's real parentage a secret, and Macaria is unable to tell Lisandro that it is ancestry and not adultery which is responsible for the baby's color. Guadalupe, it turns out, is her own daughter. Ana Luisa, Guadalupe's physically and emotionally disabled cousin who has always been jealous of her, steps in when she finds out that there are marriage problems between Guadalupe and Lisandro, and she manages to force Lisandro to marry her. Guadalupe, who was able to save her father from total ruin, is unable to save herself. Her life is branded by the stigma of a secret, a truth that no one should ever hide.
Arturo Peniche was dismissed from the novel long before that story came to an end. You never knew the reasons, but there were rumours that Arturo Peniche had problems of alcohol and drugs, which arrived late in the film, and that there were creative differences with the producer of the novel. After the departure of Arturo Peniche, Osvaldo Sabitini became the new galleries of the protagonist, despite initially had been called to interpret a secondary role
This is one of the worst telenovela in history, the only salvageable here was that the end was quite original, if the whole novel would have been like the end, it would be excellent ...
Tormenta en el Paraíso
In the year 1519, the Mayan priest Ahzac discovers that his daughter, Ixmy, has given herself to the love of a white man; she was destined to be sacrificed as a gift to the gods along with some gifts made of gold and with a black pearl of similar size. The maiden, having avoided her fate, invokes Ahzac's fury, who then invokes a curse upon the black pearl, saying, " Whoever has this pearl in their possession will never be able to know what happiness is!"
Rostro de Analía, El
Mariana Montiel is a young and beautiful executive at the head of
ANGEL'S, the executive airline founded by her father. She has been
skilled and very shrewd in business, though her personal life is a
completely different story as she has not known how to protect the
thing she most cares about: her own marriage.
Blonde and beautiful, Guadalupe Roldán is a pawn in a deal between her family and the del Alamo family to save her father, Don Humberto Roldán, from financial ruin. She is forced to leave her boyfriend, Luis Diego Morales, a local teacher of modest means, and marry Lisandro del Alamo, a wealthy and powerful man she feels she will never love. Lisandro tells Guadalupe that she'll grow to love him and over time, after Guadalupe realizes how sincere and understanding a man Lisandro is, she develops strong feelings for him. When Guadalupe becomes pregnant, Lisandro thinks he is the happiest man in the world. But when her child turns out to be a dark-skinned girl, Lisandro is disgusted and abandons Guadalupe, accusing her of adultery. Don Humberto coerces Macaria, Guadalupe's black nanny, to keep Guadalupe's real parentage a secret, and Macaria is unable to tell Lisandro that it is ancestry and not adultery which is responsible for the baby's color. Guadalupe, it turns out, is her own daughter. Ana Luisa, Guadalupe's physically and emotionally disabled cousin who has always been jealous of her, steps in when she finds out that there are marriage problems between Guadalupe and Lisandro, and she manages to force Lisandro to marry her. Guadalupe, who was able to save her father from total ruin, is unable to save herself. Her life is branded by the stigma of a secret, a truth that no one should ever hide.
