Corazón salvaje (telenovela)
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Corazón salvaje is the name of three of the four Mexican telenovelas adapted from the novel of the same name, written by Caridad Bravo Adams.
| Production | Mónica Molnar/de Altamira | Juan del Diablo | Aimeé Molnar/de Altamira | Renato Duchamp/Andrés Alcázar y Valle |
| 1993 telenovela | Edith González | Eduardo Palomo | Ana Colchero | Ariel López Padilla |
| 1977 telenovela | Angélica María | Martin Cortés | Susana Dosamantes | Fernando Allende |
| 1966 telenovela | Julissa | Enrique Lizalde | Jacqueline Andere | Enrique Álvarez Félix |
[edit] See also
- Corazón salvaje – the novel
- Corazón salvaje – the film
- Juan del Diablo – the telenovela produced in Puerto Rico
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