Alma and Andres fell in love when they were very young. They are soul
mates, but destiny has always found a way to keep them apart, at all
costs, throughout the years. They find each other as adults after
separating as teenagers. Their lives have taken different paths, but
they are determined to escape together. However, tragedy surrounds them
and separates them once more. Alma is framed by her mother-in-law,
Loreto, for the accidental death of Alma's abusive alcoholic husband,
Victor. She is sentenced to spend 20 years in prison. In prison, Alma
gives birth to her and Andres' daughter, who her mother-in-law steals,
aware it's not her son's baby, and disappears.
Andres never learns of these events. He marries his old girlfriend,
Lucrecia, who is pregnant with what he believes to be his child, when in
reality the baby is not his. Alma spends the next 20 years in prison
thinking Andres didn't care to help her, meanwhile Andres thinks she
preferred to stay with her husband. Alma gets out of prison and wants to
find her daughter. She finds Gonzalo, a much older rich ranch owner,
who has always liked her. He is a fun man and ends up falling in love
with her and asks her to marry him. Alma, after much thought, accepts
his proposal. With him she has fun and feels secure. Andres has had a
gray life, though he loves his "son," Sebastian, his marriage has been a
failure. He was never able to love his wife, for the memory of Alma has
always haunted him. Sebastian falls in love with Andres and Alma's
daughter, Daniela, without knowing they are supposedly brother and
sister. When Alma and Andres reunite all hell breaks through. Alma and
Andre's lives enter a labyrinth that seems to have no escape. Passion,
ambition, intrigues, compromises, and lies continue to separate them
while they walk under a Red Sky that will not allow them to unite and be happy.
Edith González ... Alma Durán Mauricio Islas ... Andrés Renteria
Regina Torné ... Loreto Encinas
Andrea Noli ... Lucrecia Renteria
Aura Cristina Geithner ... Mariana Molina Alejandra Lazcano ... Daniela Encinas
Alberto Casanova ... Ricardo Molina
Carmen Beato ... Natalia
Daniel Martínez ... Marcos Ávila
Hernán Mendoza ... Bernardo
Alan Ciangherotti ... Calo
Simone Victoria ... Carolina
Jorge Galvan ... Fabian
Lambda García ... Sebastián Renteria
Andrea Escalona ... Patricia Molina
Humberto Búa ... Gaston Molina
Gloria Stalina ... Rosita
Daniela Gamba ... Andrea
Patrick Fernández ... Cesar Ávila
Hugo Stiglitz ... Gonzalo Molina
Ramiro Huerta ... Victor Encinas
Alonso Espeleta ... Andres Renteria
Jorge Levy ... Padre Servando
Writing credits
Jose Ignacio Cabrujas (original story)
Eric Vonn (adaptation)
Song: Cielo rojo Written by: Juan/David Zaizar Singing: Ana Gabriel
Original music
Eduardo Olivares
Sebastian Zunino
Ernesto Anata
Ricardo Martin Jauregui
Cinematography by
Felipe Lopez
Language : Spanish
Country: Mexico
Directed by
Mauricio Meneses
Produced by
Ximena Cantuarias
Rafael Uriostegui
Gerardo Zurita
TV Azteca
Trivia
The novela originaly had to be remake of venezuelan telenovela "Las Dos Dianas" (1992) with Nohely Arteaga and Carlos Mata, but writer Eric Vonn decided not to use the script and write everything from start to the end originally
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.
Alma and Andres fell in love when they were very young. They are soul
mates, but destiny has always found a way to keep them apart, at all
costs, throughout the years. They find each other as adults after
separating as teenagers. Their lives have taken different paths, but
they are determined to escape together. However, tragedy surrounds them
and separates them once more. Alma is framed by her mother-in-law,
Loreto, for the accidental death of Alma's abusive alcoholic husband,
Victor. She is sentenced to spend 20 years in prison. In prison, Alma
gives birth to her and Andres' daughter, who her mother-in-law steals,
aware it's not her son's baby, and disappears.
