Ángela (telenovela)

Ángela
Genre	Telenovela
Written by	Cuauhtémoc Blanco María del Carmen Peña Begoña Fernández Ricardo Fiallega
Directed by	Roberto Gómez
Starring	Angélica Rivera Juan Soler Patricia Navidad José Elías Moreno Ignacio López Tarso Ana Martín Jacqueline Andere Juan Peláez
Music by	Carlos Páramo Paco Navarrete
Opening theme	"Alguna Vez" (Cristian Castro)
Country of origin	Mexico
Original language(s)	Spanish
No. of episodes	78
Production
Producer(s)	José Alberto Castro
Cinematography	Roberto Gómez Ernesto Arreola
Release
Original network	Canal de las Estrellas
Original release	November 30, 1998 – March 19, 1999
Chronology
Preceded by	La Mentira
Followed by	Tres Mujeres

Angela is a Mexican telenovela, which was produced by Televisa and broadcast on Canal de las Estrellas in 1998. The series was debuted on May 17, 1999 on Univision in the United States, replacing that year's hit La Mentira, and ended on September 9, 1999, being replaced by Tres Mujeres. It aired a second and a third time on Galavisión on March 15, 2000 and May 8, 2001, and ended a second and a third time on July 1, 2000 and August 24, 2001.

It aired a fourth time back to Univision's late night "Grandes Historias" lineup, aired on October 28, 2003, and ended on February 27, 2004. It aired a fifth time on TeleFutura on September 18, 2006, and ended on January 8, 2007. This telenovela contained 78 episodes.

Angélica Rivera and Juan Soler will as the protagonists. Patricia Navidad and Juan Peláez will as the antagonists.

Plot

Angela is a charming and beautiful young school teacher, with a sweet but firm character. Her only living relative is her mother Delia, a sick and embittered woman. On her deathbed, Delia makes Angela swear an oath that she will rise to the top in life, and with her last breath she curses Emilia Santillana, the woman who stole Angela's father away from her. Upon hearing at last the name that Delia had always refused to reveal, Angela vows, with chilling determination, that she will not rest until she has found this woman and made her pay for ruining her mother's life.

Emilia Santillana lives in the city of San Miguel de Allende, where she runs a very successful silver business. She owns a mine and a factory. One day, Angela arrives at Emilia's company seeking employment. Yolanda Rivas, Emilia's right hand, takes pity on the seemingly sweet and shy young girl and persuades her boss to hire her. Little by little Angela wins her trust. Angela is convinced of her righteousness and uses her beauty and her growing influence within the business to systematically destroy Emilia's world.

Only one person mistrusts her and is not seduced by her apparent innocence. Mariano Bautista, a young engineer who works in a silver mine. Angela tries to ignore her attraction for Mariano, but finally comes to realize that she truly loves him. And, for the first time in her life, the promise of happiness seems within her reach when Mariano confesses that he too has fallen in love with her. Nevertheless, the oath she swore over her mother's grave binds her to her destiny, and Angela is now powerless to stop the tidal wave of destruction and suffering that she herself has unleashed.

Cast

Actor	Character	Description
Angélica Rivera	Angela Bellati / Angela Gallardo Bellati de Bautista	in love with Mariano, Mariano’s wife, Delia’s daughter, Humberto’s biological daughter, Emilia’s niece, Diana’s cousin/half-sister, Ximena’s former friend, Julian's ex-girlfriend
Juan Soler	Mariano Bautista Solorzano	in love with Angela, Angela’s husband, ex-boyfriend of Catalina and Ximena, Hortensia's and Salvador's son, Rene’s brother
Ignacio López Tarso	Feliciano Villanueva	Angela’s and Mariano’s boss, Padre Martin’s father, hates Emilia and Humberto, Francisca's friend and patient
Ana Martín	Delia Bellati Roldán	Angela’s mother, Emilia’s cousin, Humberto's former lover, accidentally killed Pedro, died from asthma attack
Patricia Navidad	Ximena Chavez	Bruno and Mariano’s former girlfriend, Angela’s former friend, Julian's ex-lover, Lorenza’s daughter, Susana’s sister, accidentally killed Susana in a fight, ends up in jail
Jacqueline Andere	Emilia Santillana Roldan	Part owner of the mine and the Santillana’s Company, Humberto’s former wife, Diana’s mother, Delia’s cousin, Angela’s aunt, Yolanda’s best friend/boss, Esther's and Pedro's friend, Padre Martin's and Claudio's love interest
Juan Peláez	Humberto Gallardo	Emilia’s former husband, Angela’s and Diana’s father, Oscar’s former partner and former best friend, Delia, Catalina and Irma's ex-lover, accidentally killed Irma, commits suicide
Ana Bertha Lepe	Lorenza Chavez	Susana’s and Ximena’s mother, Francisca's, Angela's, and Delia’s friend
Olivia Bucio	Yolanda Rivas	Emilia’s best friend/assistant, Angela’s & Francisca’s friend
Luz María Zetina	Diana Gallardo Santillana	Emilia’s and Humberto’s daughter, Angela’s cousin/half-sister, Catalina's best friend, Rene’s former girlfriend, Bruno’s girlfriend
José Elías Moreno	Padre Martin Villanueva	Priest, Feliciano’s son, in love with Emilia, Mariano's and Claudio's friend
Ernesto Godoy	Bruno Lizarraga	Oscar’s & Esther’s son, Catalina’s brother, Diana’s boyfriend, Susana’s former love interest, Ximena’s former boyfriend, Mariano's best friend
Rosangela Balbo	Esther Lizarraga	Oscar’s wife Bruno’s and Catalina’s mother, Emilia's friend
Arsenio Campos	Oscar Lizarraga	Esther’s husband, Bruno’s and Catalina’s father, Humberto’s former partner and former best friend
Isaura Espinoza	Norma Molina	Alfonso's wife, Maria's mother, hates Angela and Delia
Aurora Molina	Francisca Osuna	Angela's nanny, Delia and Don Feliciano's friend, housekeeper and caregiver.
Harry Geithner	Julian Arizpe	Angela’s former boyfriend, Ximena’s ex-lover
Yolanda Ciani	Hortensia Solorzano de Bautista	Mariano’s and Rene’s mother, Salvador's former wife, Pedro’s sister, hates Emilia, Diana and Angela
René Casados	Alfonso Molina	El Rosario Politician, Norma's husband and Maria's father
Rossana San Juan	Susana Chavez	Lorenza’s daughter, Ximena’s sister, Angela’s friend, killed by Ximena
Eduardo Rivera	Emeterio Gonzalez	In love with Clara, Lupita's step-father, employee of mine, Mariano’s assistant and friend
José María Yazpik	Rene Bautista Solorzano	Hortensia’s and Salvador's son, Mariano’s brother, Diana’s former boyfriend, in love and obsessed with Angela died in accident of mine
Gerardo Albarrán	Claudio Sazueta	Emilia's and Yolanda's love interest, Padre Martin's and Salvador's friend
Rocio Gallardo	Clara Garcia	In love with Emeterio, Lupita's mother, Emilia and Diana's housekeeper, Angela and Francisca's friend
Joana Benedek	Catalina Lizarraga	Oscar’s and Esther’s daughter, Bruno’s sister, Mariano’s ex-girlfriend, Diana's best friend, Humberto's ex-lover, Angela's enemy died in car accident
Carlos Bracho	Salvador Bautista	Mariano's and Rene's father, Hortensia's former husband, Pedro's former brother-in-law, Claudio's friend
Manuel Benitez	Teniente Ramos	Hates Humberto
Manuel "Flaco" Ibáñez	Ramiro
Natasha Dupeyrón	Maria Molina	Alfonso's and Norma's daughter, Angela's former student
Mónika Sánchez	Elena
Orlando Miguel	Pedro Solorzano Mateos	Hortensia’s brother, Mariano’s and Rene’s uncle, Delia’s former love interest, Salvador's former brother-in-law, Emilia's friend, died by falling off the stairs
Fernanda Reto	Irma Rodriguez	Humberto's former lover, died falling off the balcony
Lolita Rios	Guadalupe "Lupita" Garcia	Clara's daughter and Emeterio's step-daughter
Andrea Riquelme	Graciela	Emilia's secretary

Yadhira Carrillo was originally cast as Angela but replaced by Rivera at the last minute with little explanation causing some cast members to leave the cast in solidarity with Carrillo. Leading man Juan Soler eventually went to star with Yadhira three years later in the successful soap opera, La Otra.

References

External links

Ángela at the IMDB.

Televisa's telenovelas 1990s

1990	Alcanzar una estrella Amor de nadie Ángeles blancos Cenizas y diamantes Destino Días sin luna En carne propia La fuerza del amor Mi pequeña Soledad Un rostro en mi pasado Yo compro esa mujer

1991	Alcanzar una estrella II Al filo de la muerte Atrapada Cadenas de amargura La Pícara Soñadora Madres Egoístas Milagro y magia Muchachitas Valeria y Maximiliano Vida robada Yo no creo en los hombres

1992	Ángeles sin paraíso Baila conmigo Carrusel de las Américas De frente al sol El abuelo y yo La sonrisa del Diablo Las secretas intenciones Mágica juventud María Mercedes Triángulo

1993	Buscando el paraíso Capricho Clarisa Corazón salvaje Dos mujeres, un camino Entre la vida y la muerte La última esperanza Los parientes pobres Sueño de amor Tenías que ser tú Valentina Más allá del puente

1994	Agujetas de color de rosa Caminos cruzados El vuelo del águila Imperio de cristal Marimar Prisionera de amor Volver a empezar

1995	Acapulco, cuerpo y alma Alondra Bajo un mismo rostro La Dueña Morelia Pobre niña rica Retrato de familia María la del Barrio Si Dios me quita la vida El premio mayor La Paloma María José

1996	Marisol Luz Clarita Lazos de amor Mi querida Isabel Sentimientos ajenos Cañaveral de pasiones La antorcha encendida Azul Morir dos veces Confidente de secundaria Para toda la vida Canción de amor La sombra del otro Bendita mentira La culpa Tú y yo Te sigo amando

1997	Alguna vez tendremos alas Desencuentro Pueblo chico, infierno grande María Isabel Esmeralda Los hijos de nadie Te sigo amando Gente bien Sin ti Huracán El alma no tiene color Mi pequeña traviesa

1998	Soñadoras Gotita de amor El privilegio de amar Preciosa Rencor apasionado La mentira Ángela Una luz en el camino La usurpadora Camila

1999	Laberintos de pasión Mujeres engañadas Infierno en el paraíso El niño que vino del mar Tres mujeres Rosalinda Alma rebelde DKDA: Sueños de juventud Por tu amor Amor gitano Serafín El diario de Daniela Nunca te olvidaré Cuento de Navidad

1958–59 1960–69 1970–79 1980–89 1990–99 2000–09 2010–present

Works produced by José Alberto Castro

Films	Rubí, la descarada

Television	Los ricos también lloran Mi pequeña Soledad Valentina Acapulco, cuerpo y alma Sentimientos ajenos Pueblo chico, infierno grande Ángela Serafín Sin pecado concebido Rubí Código postal Palabra de mujer Los exitosos Pérez Teresa La que no podía amar Corona de lágrimas La malquerida Pasión y poder

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