Locura de amor (TV series)
Mexican TV series or program
Locura de amor | |
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Genre | Telenovela Romance Drama |
Based on | Dulce desafío by Jorge Patiño |
Directed by | Alejandro Gamboa Adriana Barraza |
Starring | Juan Soler Adriana Nieto Irán Castillo Laisha Wilkins Juan Peláez |
Opening theme | Enloquéceme by OV7 |
Country of origin | Mexico |
Original language | Spanish |
No. of episodes | 115 |
Production | |
Executive producer | Roberto Gómez Fernández |
Producer | Giselle González |
Production locations | Filming Televisa San Ángel Mexico City, Mexico |
Camera setup | Multi-camera |
Running time | 41-44 minutes |
Production company | Televisa |
Original release | |
Network | Canal de las Estrellas |
Release | May 1 (2000-05-01) – October 6, 2000 (2000-10-06) |
Locura de amor (English: Craziness of Love) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Roberto Gómez Fernández for Televisa that premiered on May 1, 2000 and ended on October 6, 2000. The series is a remake of the 1988 telenovela Dulce Desafío.[1] It stars Juan Soler and Adriana Nieto (later replaced by Irán Castillo), Laisha Wilkins, Juan Peláez and Gabriela Platas.
Cast
- Adriana Nieto as Natalia Sandoval #1
- Irán Castillo as Natalia Sandoval #2
- Juan Soler as Dr. Enrique Gallardo
- Laisha Wilkins as Rebeca Becerril
- Juan Peláez as Santiago Sandoval
- Adamari López as Carmen Ruelas
- Beatriz Aguirre as Doña Esther Vda. de Sandoval
- Rosa María Bianchi as Clemencia Castañón
- Osvaldo Benavides as León Palacios
- Alejandra Barros as Beatriz Sandoval
- Mané Macedo as Ruth Quintana
- Raúl Araiza as Iván Quintana
- Gabriela Platas as Gisela Castillo
- Francesca Guillén as Lucinda Balboa
- Mariana Ávila as Dafne Hurtado
- Ana Liz Rivera as Mirtha Gómez
- Ulises de la Torre as Felipe Zárate
- Renato Bartilotti as Mauro Rodari
- Alejandro de la Madrid as Paco Ruelas
- Audrey Vera as Citalli de la Fuente
- Pía Aun as Brenda Tovar
- Omar García Peña as Juanjo Olvera y Monfort
- Yula Pozo as Doris Quintana
- Mario Prudom as Alejo Quiroz Castañón
- Josefina Echánove as Hortensia Valderrama
- Amparo Arozamena as Doña Tomasa
- Rafael Amador as Rosalío Gómez
- Olivia Bucio as Irene Ruelas
- Ricardo de Pascual as Manolo Palacios
- Eduardo Liñán as Sergio Balboa
- Luis Couturier as Hugo Castillo
- Patricia Martínez as Belén Gómez
- Alejandra Peniche as Vilma Lara
- Pedro Weber "Chatanuga" as Faustino Cisneros
- Julio Vega as Don Gaspar
- Aurora Alonso as Herminia López
- Ángeles Balvanera as Tita Juan
- Juan Carlos Casasola as Damián
- Mauricio Castillo as Salustio Marín
- Carlos Curiel as Israel Ana
- María de la Torre as Gabriela Cuevas
- María de Souza as Vera Montes
- Jacqueline García as Priscila Beltrán
- Amparo Garrido as Chabela
- Juan Antonio Gómez as Blas
- Anabel Gutiérrez as Corina
- Enrique Hidalgo as Father Javier
- Mayra Loyo as Rosalía
- Bibelot Mansur as Rubí
- Sergio Márquez as Don Neto
- Consuelo Mendiola as Shandira
- Beatriz Monroy as Macrina
- Raquel Morell as Paulina Hurtado
- Rosa María Moreno as Magnolia
- Claudia Ortega as Venus
- Alex Peniche as Chema
- Natalia Traven as Ana
- Lupe Vázquez as Justina Suárez
- Tere Vázquez as Goya
- Juan Carlos Colombo as Alonso Ruelas
- Georgina Becerril as Elisa Becerril
- Anadela as Mariana
- Andrea Soberón as Natalia Sandoval (child)
- Fátima Torre as Beatriz Sandoval (child)
- Carlos Torres Torrija as Israel
- Pepe Olivares as Carlos Vega
- Norma Reyna Brito as Eusebia Torres
- Adalberto Parra as Fabrizio
- Jordi Rosado as Conductor Intercolegial
- Mónica Riestra as Ángeles
- Adriana Barraza as Soledad Retana
- Dulce María as Ximena
- Manola Diez as Melissa Corcuera
- Luz María Zetina as Lorena
- Dominika Paleta as Pamela
- Héctor Suárez Gomís as Aviation Pilot
- Karla Cossío as Woman in Love with León
- Alejandro Ibarra as Gerardo
- Anahí as Giovanna Luna Guerra
- Alberto Estrella
- Carlos Pérez
- Gustavo Rojo
- Raúl Araiza
Awards and nominations
Year | Award | Category | Nominee | Result |
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2001 | 19th TVyNovelas Awards[2] | Best Telenovela | Roberto Gómez Fernández | Nominated |
Best Musical Theme | "Enloquéceme" by OV7 | Won |
See also
References
External links
- Official website (in Spanish)
- Official website at esmas.com (in Spanish)
- Locura de amor at IMDb
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Televisa telenovelas (2000–2009)
- Amigos x siempre
- Siempre te amaré
- Ramona
- Locura de amor
- Carita de ángel
- Mi Destino Eres Tú
- Abrázame muy fuerte
- Primer amor, a mil por hora
- Por un beso
- La casa en la playa
- El precio de tu amor
- Rayito de luz
- El noveno mandamiento
- El derecho de nacer
- Amigas y rivales
- Aventuras en el tiempo
- Mujer bonita
- La intrusa
- Sin pecado concebido
- Atrévete a olvidarme
- María Belén
- El Manantial
- Salomé
- El juego de la vida
- Navidad sin fin
- Niña amada mía
- De pocas, pocas pulgas
- Amor real
- Velo de novia
- Alegrijes y Rebujos
- Bajo la misma piel
- Mariana de la noche
- Clap, el lugar de tus sueños
- Sueños y caramelos
- La Madrastra
- Contra viento y marea
- Piel de otoño
- La esposa virgen
- Pablo y Andrea
- El Amor no Tiene Precio
- Barrera de amor
- Alborada
- Peregrina
- La fea más bella
- La verdad oculta
- Heridas de amor
- Duelo de pasiones
- Código Postal
- Mundo de fieras
- Amor mío
- Las dos caras de Ana
- Amar sin límites
- Destilando Amor
- Yo amo a Juan Querendón
- Lola, érase una vez
- Bajo las riendas del amor
- Muchachitas como tú
- Pasión
- Amor sin maquillaje
- Al diablo con los guapos
- Palabra de mujer
- Tormenta en el paraíso
- Fuego en la sangre
- Las tontas no van al cielo
- Alma de hierro
- Querida enemiga
- Cuidado con el ángel
- Juro Que Te Amo
- Un gancho al corazón
- En nombre del amor
- Mañana es para siempre
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