Pasión (telenovela)
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Pasión | |
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Format | Telenovela, Drama, Romance/Drama |
Created by | Televisa |
Starring | Susana Gonzalez Fernando Colunga Daniela Castro Sebastian Rulli |
Opening theme | "Pasión" |
Country of origin | Mexico |
Language(s) | Spanish |
No. of episodes | 95 |
Production | |
Executive producer(s) |
Carla Estrada |
Running time | 45 minutes |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | Televisa/Univision |
Picture format | 480i SDTV 1080i HDTV |
Original run | September 17, 2007 – February 22, 2008 |
Chronology | |
Preceded by | Destilando Amor |
Followed by | Fuego En La Sangre |
Pasión (Passion) is the telenovela that began transmissions on September 17, 2007, through Mexico's XEW-TV, referred to as the Canal de las Estrellas. The novela is a production of Carla Estrada and the stars are Susana Gonzalez, Fernando Colunga, Sebastian Rulli, and Daniela Castro.
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[edit] Synopsis
This passionate story begins in the romantic but very cruel age of Colonial Mexico. Camila Darién, daughter of Justo Darién, is celebrating her engagement to Santiago, the Ferrier of the village of San Fernando. But the party is interrupted by the men of Don Jorge Mancera y Ruiz, the tyrannical Lord of the town, who has asserted his "droit de seigneur". Santiago is then wounded, and Camila is taken away, but Don Jorge is too drunk and Camila manages to escape the palace, which is where the story starts to take effect. Camila is then kidnapped by pirates, raped and sold as a slave in the island of La Mariana to Don Timoteo.
Don Timoteo then teaches her to act like a lady by taking art and etiquette classes. But Camila still misses her family back home and plans to run away by wearing male clothes and boarding a ship. She is later found by Don Timoteo who takes her home and punishes her by not letting her go out of his house. Camila gets outraged when she finds out that her only way to earn freedom is by Don Timoteo dying and wishes that he dies. As a way for Don Timoteo's fortune to not fall in hands of his nephew Ricardo or "Antillano" (who has been forced into pirating because he has been accused of killing a pregnant woman), he forces Camila to marry him. Don Timoteo then becomes desperate for a male heir and forces Camila to have sex with him, but he gets a sudden heart attack and dies.
Camila is then left with a great fortune, but there is a clause in the will that states that she can't give the inheritance away or her freedom will be revoked and she'll face eternal slavery. She then becomes loathed by Don Timoteo's sister and blind daughter who swear to take the inheritance from her at any cost. Camila leaves the city with two friends she met while under captivity. She decides to enjoy her liberty and new found fortune. Camila returns to her village to find Santiago married to her sister. Though she gets very mad and surprised, she soon gets over it because there is nothing he can do.
She later buys a house in San Fernando and asks Santiago to help her in fixing some problems with the house. But suspicion makes all the townsfolk think that something is going on with Camila and Santiago. They don't know what to do because Rita, Camila's sister and Santiago's wife is getting mad and jealous. But Santiago can't help but still love Camila and vice versa. Meanwhile, Ricardo has promised his dying mother to reclaim the fortune given to Camila (because Don Timoteo had stolen it from Ricardo's father) and travels to San Fernando with his blind cousin and Aunt. Once Ricardo Arrives at San Fernando he begins to fall in love with Camila, despite his aunt and cousin's hate towards her.
[edit] Cast
- Susana Gonzalez as Camila Darien/Salamanca
- Fernando Colunga as Ricardo de Salamanca/López de Carvajal
- Daniela Castro as Lisabeta de Salamanca
- Sebastian Rulli as Santiago Marquez
- Juan Ferrara as Jorge Mancera y Ruiz
- José Elias Moreno as Alberto Lafont
- Mariana Karr as Sofia Mendoza de Mancera
- Rocio Banquells as Ofelia Marquez
- Maty Huitron as Francisca de Salamanca
- Raymundo Capetillo as Justo Darien
- Alberto Estrella as Mario
- Maya Mishalska as Ursula Mancera y Ruiz Mendoza
- German Robles as Timoteo de Salamanca
- William Levy as Vasco Darien
- Maite Embil as Rita Darien de Marquez
- Eric del Castillo as Gaspar de Valdez
- Kika Edgar as Ines Marquez
- Gabriela Rivero as Fortunata
- Marcelo Cordoba as Ascanio
- Marisol del Olmo as Jimena
- Anais as Mauela
- Tono Infante as Gonzalo
- Arturo Velasquez as Pablo
- Carlos Lopez Estrada as Claudio
- Alejandro Felipe Crispin as Antonio Brenan
- Pancho as Jorge Brenan
[edit] Guests
- German Robles
- Eric del Castillo
- Isela Vega
- Luis Jose Santander
- Emoé de la Parra
- Aurora Clavel
- Tina Romero
- Rafael Inclán
- Toño Mauri
- Rafael Inclán
- Yoshio
- Evelyn Solares
- Paco Ibáñez
- Chao
- Hugo Macías
- Sheyla
- Olivia Gorra
- Alejandro Ávila
- Andrés Zuno
- Iliana de la Garza
- Jorge Trejo
- José Antonio Barón
- Luis Reynoso
- Martín Ferro
- Rocío Gallardo
- Xorge Noble
- Maya Ricote Rivero
[edit] Sources
- Pasión website at esmas.com: [1]
- Telenovela Pasión Página no oficial