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A story that begins with Maria del Rosario and Juan de Dios, who are deeply in love but who are separated by social differences. She is a distinguished young lady of the Veracruz high society, while he is a humble fisherman. Rodrigo, one of the city’s most powerful men, becomes furious when he learns of their love and their plans to be married. He sends Juan de Dios to prison and with the aid of Leonarda, Maria del Rosario’s sister, imprisons the girl in his hacienda, where she gives birth to her lover’s son.
Juan de Dios breaks out of jail and, pursued by Rodrigo, he falls
off a cliff and into the sea. Leonarda gets rid of the baby and locks
up her sister in the basement of the old house, telling Rodrigo that
she is dead. Rodrigo falls into despair and, ignoring Leonarda’s
protestations of love, leaves for Europe, from where he returns married
to Constanza. Leonarda marries Noel, the family notary, and has a son
called Renato.
Juan de Dios survives the fall and discovers that his son was
found in the mountains by Remigio and adopted by this peasant’s mother,
Aurora, who has given him the name written in a note that was hidden in
his blankets: Juan de Dios (Juan of God). Years later, when the
fisherman is deathly ill, he seeks out his son, tells him his story and
asks him to punish Rodrigo. The young man vows to take revenge before
his father’s grave, and changes his name to Juan del Diablo (Juan of
the Devil). Nonetheless, when he meets Rodrigo’s daughters, Aimee and
Regina, he is overwhelmed by an incontrollable passion for Aimee.
Regina loves Renato, but when he falls in love with Aimee,
Regina decides to enter a convent. Aimee married Renato but continues
her affair with Juan. When she is about to elope with him and Renato
discovers them, Regina tries to protect her claiming that she is the
one who was going to run away with Juan. Renato forces them to get
married and Juan agrees because he has decided to make Regina pay for
what Rodrigo did to his parents. However, as they get to know each
other, they will realize they were born for each other, and their love
will be stronger than hatred or revenge, a love as deep and indomitable
as the sea.
Corazón Salvaje - telenovela
(2009) - Eduardo Yáñez, Aracely Arámbula
CAST
Eduardo Yáñez ... Juan del Diablo San Román Montes de Oca
Aracely Arámbula ... Regina Montes de Oca/Aimeé Montes de Oca
Enrique Rocha ... Rodrigo Montes de Oca
Laura Flores ... María del Rosario Montes de Oca
Osvaldo Ríos ... Juan de Dios San Román
María Rojo ... Clemencia
Sebastián Zurita ... Gabriel Aldama
Cristián de la Fuente ... Renato Vidal Montes de Oca
Elizabeth Gutierrez ... Rosenda Montes de Oca
Angelique Boyer ... Jimena / Estrella
Salvador Pineda ... Arcadio
Helena Rojo ... Leonarda Montes de Oca
Silvia Manríquez ... Marlene Madame
Manuel Ojeda ... Fulgencio
Enrique Lizalde
René Casados ... Noel Vidal
Luis Gatica ... Remigio
Felipe Sánchez ... Juan del Diablo (young)
Alex Ávila ... doctor
Adriano ... Juan del Diablo (young)
Tony Vela
Isabel Madow ... Brigitte
Archie Lanfranco ... Santiago Aldama
Lisardo ... Federico M. Del Campo
Lola Merino ... Constanza
Toño Infante ... Celestino
Lucía Guilmain ... Griselda
Ivonne Ley ... Mabel
Fernando Robles ... Agualcil
Sergio Acosta ... Servando
Rafael Inclán
Manuel Landeta
Kika Edgar
Writing credits
Caridad Bravo Adams (Original Story)
Olga Ruilopez (Original Story)
Liliana Abud (Original Version)
Ricardo Fiallega (Adaptation)
Dolores Ortega (Story Editor)
Song: Me Enamore De Ti
Written by: Eduardo Munguía, Mauricio Arriaga
Singing: Chayanne
Original Music By
Jorge Eduardo Murgia
Mauricio Lopez Arriaga
Cinematography by
Manuel Barajas
Alejandro Frutos
Jesus Najera
Language : Spanish
Country: Mexico
Directed by
Salvador Garcini
Jorge Edgar Ramirez
Alberto Diaz
Produced by
Salvador Mejía ... Executive Producer
Bosco Primo De Rivera ... Associative Producer
Aaron Gutierrez ... Co-Producer
Chief Of Production
Alfonso Lopez
Jorge Abrego
Costume Designer
Silvia Teran
Lorena Perez
Vivian Roman
Ricardo Hubbe
Set Designer
Diego Lascurain
Set Decorator
Esperanza Carmona
Editors
Mauricio Coronel Cortez
Juan Carlos Frutos
Supervising Editor
Marco A. Rocha
Production Co-ordinator
Beatriz De Anda
Artisitc Co-ordinator
Gerardo Lucio Bear
General Co-ordinartor
Laura Mezta
Televisa
Trivia
"Corazon Salvaje IV" is a remake of:
1 version: telenovela "Corazon Salvaje I"
2 version: telenovela "Corazon Salvaje II"
3 version: telenovela "Corazon Salvaje III"
There is also a Puertorican version "Juan del Diablo" (1960) with Gladys Rodriguez and Braulio Castillo.
This version also based on the telenovela Yo Compro A Esa Mujer (1990)
Filmed in Veracruz
Victoria Ruffo and César Évora quited telenovela due to medical reasons
Telenovela lyrics:
Cuando estoy contigo crece mi esperaza,
haz alimentado el amor de mi alma,
y, sin pensarlo, el tiempo me robó el aliento…
¿qué será de mí si no te tengo.
Si no estás conmigo
quedo entre la nada,
me muero de frío…
¡Ay, cuánto te amo,
corazón salvaje!
Pierdo los sentidos…
Hay tanto que inventar,
no hay nada que fingir…
Si no estás conmigo,
me muero de frió…
No hay nada que cambiar,
no hay nada que fingir:
me enamoré de ti,
me enamoré de ti…
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