Amanda Sabater

Amanda Sabater
Genre	Telenovela
Created by	Ibsen Martínez and Salvador Garmendia
Written by	Ibsen Martínez Salvador Garmendia
Directed by	Gabriel Walfenzao
Starring	Maricarmen Regueiro Flavio Caballero Carlos Márquez Carolina Lopez Ernesto Balzi
Opening theme	Como tempestad by Grupo Urbanda
Country of origin	Venezuela
Original language(s)	Spanish
No. of episodes	167
Production
Executive producer(s)	Maria Auxiliadora Barrios
Producer(s)	Raul Licausi
Production company(s)	Radio Caracas Televisión
Distributor	RCTV International
Release
Original network	Radio Caracas Televisión
Original release	March 1 – September 11, 1989
Chronology
Related shows	La Doña (1972) Doménica Montero (1978) El desafío (1994)

Amanda Sabater is a Venezuelan telenovela written by Ibsen Martínez and Salvador Garmendia and produced by Radio Caracas Televisión in 1989.^[1] The telenovela is inspired by the Mexican Version Doménica Montero written by Cuban writer Inés Rodena. This telenovela lasted 167 episodes and was distributed internationally by RCTV International.

Maricarmen Regueiro and Flavio Caballero starred as the main protagonists with Elisa Stella and [Gabriel Fernández (actor)|Gabriel Fernández]] as the main antagonists.^[2]

Synopsis

The beautiful city of Rio Grande belongs to the wealthy landowner Gregorio Sabater. His daughter, Amanda Sabater, is deeply in love with Arsenio Cuevas, and they are engaged to be married. Amanda knows only her father's goodness and is unaware of this insidious activities. And her love for Arsenio has blinded her to the truth that her cousin Ana Belen is his lover. Ivan Moros, born in Rio Grande, left the city when he was a child. He returns and changes the lives of everyone. When Amanda meets Ivan she is strangely attracted to him, but only after a terrible turn of events does she come to know Ivan as her true love. In preparing for the wedding of Amanda and Arsenio, her father draws up a legal contract that waives Arsenio's rights to Amanda's wealth. Although Arsenio signs the document, he later abandons Amanda at the altar on their wedding day. Amanda is deeply hurt by Arsenio's rejection. She suffers an emotional breakdown and assumes a completely different personality. A series of shattering events and high passions shake the Sabater's city. Ivan Moros loves Amanda so much that he endures the scorn she feels for him - as he fights to win her love.^[3]

Cast

Maricarmen Regueiro as Amanda Sabater
Flavio Caballero as Iván Moros
Carolina López as Ana Belén Sabater
Carlos Márquez as Don Gregorio Sabater
Pedro Lander as Comisario Armando Espinoza
Elisa Stella as Doña Eva
Gabriel Fernández as Julio Alejandro Sabater
Helianta Cruz as Flor Mariño
María Alejandra Martín as Isabel Padilla
Abby Raymond as Gianina
José Daniel Bort as Pierre
Ernesto Balzi as Arsenio Cuevas
Rosario Prieto as Morgana
Francis Romero as Caridad
Carolina Perpetuo as Wilma Mariño
Karl Hoffman as Padre Gilberto
Izar Figueroa as Chui
Carlota Sosa as Cate
Graciela Alterio as Débora
Juan Frankis as Samudio
Lourdes Valera as Betty
Nancy Soto as Marcela
Miguel Ángel Pérez as One Two
Milena Santander as Graciela
Vanessa as Carmen Luisa
Jeanette Flores as Marcelita
Marcos Campos as Quintana
Alexander Montilla
Kiko Mendive as Guanabacoa
Jorge Canelón as Abel
Ileana Alomá as Valentina
Roberto Colmenares as Alejandro
Lourdes Medrano as Natalia

References

↑ "AMANDA SABATER Venezuela · 1989". comercialtv.com. Retrieved 4 April 2017.
↑ "Resultados Amanda Sabater" (in Spanish). rctvintl.com. Retrieved 4 April 2017.
↑ "RCTV (1989), 167 capitulos Amanda Sabater" (in Spanish). vencor.narod. Retrieved 4 April 2017.

External links

Amanda Sabater at the Internet Movie Database
Opening credits

Radio Caracas Televisión telenovelas
1970s	La usurpadora (1971) La italianita (1974) La indomable (1974) Doña Bárbara (1975) La hija de Juana Crespo (1977) La señora de Cárdenas (1977) La fiera (1978) Estefanía (1979) Sangre azul (1979)
1980s	Natalia de 8 a 9 (1980) Luisana mía (1981) Elizabeth (1981) ¿Qué pasó con Jacqueline? (1982) Bienvenida Esperanza (1983) Marta y Javier (1983) Leonela (1983) Topacio (1984) Azucena (1984) Cristal (1985) Atrévete (1986) La dama de rosa (1986) La Intrusa (1986) Primavera (1987) Mi amada Beatriz (1987) Selva María (1987) Abigail (1988) Señora (1988) La pasión de Teresa (1989) Pobre negro (1989) Rubí rebelde (1989) Amanda Sabater (1989)
1990s	Caribe (1990) Carmen querida (1990) De mujeres (1990) El desprecio (1991) Kassandra (1992) Por estás calles (1992) Dulce ilusión (1993) De oro puro (1994) Alejandra (1994) Pura Sangre (1994) El desafío (1994) Amores de fin de siglo (1995) Ilusiones (1995) La inolvidable (1996) Volver a vivir (1996) Cambio de piel (1997) Llovizna (1997) María de los Ángeles (1997) Aunque me cueste la vida (1998) Hoy te vi (1998) Niña mimada (1998) Reina de corazones (1998) Luisa Fernanda (1999) Mujer secreta (1999) Carita Pintada (1999) Mariú (1999)
2000s	Hay amores que matan (2000) Angélica Pecado (2000) Viva la pepa (2000) Mis tres hermanas (2000) Carissima (2001) La soberana (2001) A calzón quitao (2001) La niña de mis ojos (2001) Juana la virgen (2002) La mujer de Judas (2002) Mi gorda bella (2002) Trapos íntimos (2002) La Invasora (2003) La Cuaima (2003) ¡Qué buena se puso Lola! (2004) Estrambótica Anastasia (2004) Negra consentida (2004) Mujer con pantalones (2004) Ser bonita no basta (2005) Amantes (2005) Amor a palos (2005) Por todo lo alto (2006) El desprecio (2006) Y los declaro marido y mujer (2006) Te tengo en salsa (2006) Túkiti, crecí de una (2006) Pura pinta (2007) Camaleona (2007) Mi prima Ciela (2007) Toda una dama (2007) La trepadora (2008) Nadie me dirá como quererte (2008) Calle luna, Calle sol (2009) Libres como el viento (2009)
2010s	Que el cielo me explique (2010) Las Bandidas (2013) La virgen de la calle (2014) Piel salvaje (2016)
Upcoming	Corazón traicionado Ellas aman, ellos mienten
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