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Sara, a naive young nurse, arrives from the country to live with her
father and stepmother, and almost immediately becomes dazzled by David,
the handsome and spoiled youngest son of the Villafranca family. But
Ivan, David's older brother, wants him to leave his frivolous life and
to either study or get a job. He forces David to go to work in Brazil
and David complies, leaving a pregnant Sara behind. If that weren't
all, Sara's father is accused of killing David's father.
Without
knowing to whom to turn, Sara gets in touch with Ivan though she fears
him because David has always told her horrible things about him. When
Ivan finds out Sara is pregnant, he furiously calls Brazil to order
David to return and marry Sara, but they tell him David has died.
Sara's father also commits suicide in jail, leaving Sara alone,
helpless and expecting. Ivan's wife takes advantage of this to pressure
Sara to give them her child in adoption. She cannot have children and
is terrified Ivan will leave her if he finds out, so she tells him that
he is the one who is sterile. Ivan takes charge of Sara and her
vulnerability touches his heart. He falls in love with her. And when he
finds out about his wife's lies, Ivan - very disillusioned - seeks a
divorce and plunges into a heated battle for custody of Sara's child.
He sacrifices everything so Sara can recuperate her baby, and although
he suspects that she still has feelings for his dead brother, he asks
her to marry him. Sara accepts. And then they discover that David is
still alive.
Triangulo - telenovela
(1992) - Eduardo Palomo , Daniela Castro
CAST
Daniela Castro .... Sara
Eduardo Palomo .... Iván
Patricia Reyes Spíndola .... Virginia
Julieta Egurrola
Humberto Elizondo .... Arcadio
Guillermo García Cantú ....
David
Claudia Ramírez .... Nina
Luz María Jerez .... Mariana
Enrique Lizalde .... Salvador
Roberto Antunez
Juan Ignacio Aranda
Thelma Dorantes
Amparo Garrido
Kenia Gazcon .... Rosaura
Adalberto Parra
Rocío Sobrado
Luis Xavier
Writing credits
María Zarattini (original story)
Luisa Xammar (original story)
Irma Ramoso (adaptation)
Song: Entre tu y yo
Written by: Mariano Pérez
Singing: Chantal Andere
Original music by
Pedro Alberto Cárdenas
Juan Diego
Set Decoration by
José Contreras
Patricia de Vincenzo
Cinematography by
Víctor Soto
Directed by
Arturo Ripstein
Produced by
Ernesto Alonso
Guadalupe Cuevas (associate producer)
Televisa
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