La mujer de Judas (Mexican TV series)
Mexican telenovela
La mujer de Judas (Legendary Love) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Maricarmen Marcos for TV Azteca premiered on January 13, 2012, it is based on the Venezuelan telenovela of the same name, starring Anette Michel, Victor González and Andrea Marti.[1]
La mujer de Judas | |
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Genre | Thriller, Horror, Mystery, Crime, Romance |
Created by | Martín Hahn |
Developed by | Azteca Azteca Novelas: Alberto Santini Lara Elisa Salinas |
Written by | Martín Hahn Gabriel Santos Paz Aguirre |
Directed by | Enrique Pineda Jose Acosta Lorena Maza |
Starring | Anette Michel Andrea Martí Víctor González Reynoso Mauricio Islas Omar Fierro Daniel Elbittar Geraldine Bazan Javier Gómez Martha Mariana Castro Betty Monroe Niurka Marcos Cecilia Piñeiro Claudia Marín Marta Verduzco Ana María González |
Theme music composer | Jorge Avendaño Lührs |
Opening theme | "Amor de leyenda" by Dulce |
Country of origin | Mexico |
Original language | Spanish |
No. of episodes | 165 |
Production | |
Executive producer | Maria del Carmen Marcos Rojas |
Producers | Jose Solano Rodriguez Francisco Sosa |
Production locations | Mexico City, Mexico Los Angeles Veracruz |
Cinematography | Ernesto Arreola Martin Eduardo Sanchez Jose Manuel Palacio Ortiz Carlos Ruiz Torres |
Editors | Miguel Angel Sanchez Fernando Rodriguez Carrillo Lorenzo Guerra |
Camera setup | Multi-camera |
Running time | 40–45 minutes |
Production company | TV Azteca |
Original release | |
Network | Azteca Trece |
Release | 16 January 31 August 2012 | –
Related | |
La mujer de Judas |
Synopsis
changeA young woman is accused of having committed the murder of a clergyman and who would spend 23 years in jail, after being released she must investigate what really happened, since creepy murders begin to occur in the Del Toro residence, these murders are Occurred by an enigmatic figure whose face is hooded with a wedding veil, Natalia will have to discover who she is Judas's wife.
Cast
changeMain cast
changeActor | Character | Known as |
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Anette Michel | Altagracia del Toro Callejas | Berenice and Juan Vicente's daughter, Galilea's half-sister, Casimiro's cousin, accused of murdering Reverend Sebastian on her wedding day, was in love with Simón, Natalia's real mother, spent 23 years in prison, one of the 6 Suspects of being La Mujer de Judas |
Víctor González Reynoso | Salomón Salvatierra | Moises' son, in love with Natalia |
Andrea Martí | Natalia Leal (Natalia Castellanos del Toro) | Documentalist, Altagracia and Simón's daughter, in love with Salomón |
Javier Gómez | Marcos Castellanos Rojas | Obsessed with Altagracia, brother of Reverend Sebastian and Simón; accidentally killed by Altagracia |
Mauricio Islas | Simón Castellanos Rojas | Altragracia's fiancee who disappeared on their wedding day, Natalia's father, at the end stays with Altagracia |
Omar Fierro | Bruno Cervantes Lara | Juan Vicente's confidante, seduces Altagracia to make her fall in love with him; stabbed to death by La Mujer de Judas |
Daniel Elbittar | Alirio Agüero del Toro Bello (Alirio Morera Bello) | Cuquita and Julián's son, Casimiro's stepson, Ismael's brother, falls in love with Natalia, Emma's lover, hates Salomón, at the end disfigured by La Mujer de Judas; ends up in prison |
Geraldine Bazan | Emma Balmori Landeros | Maricruz's daughter, Salomón's ex-fiancee, Alirio's lover, hates Natalia, at the end disfigured by La Mujer de Judas; ends up in prison |
Sergio Klainer | Buenaventura Briceño | Narda's father, keeper of the secrets of Del Toro family; strangled to death by La Mujer de Judas |
Martha Mariana Castro | Joaquina "La Juaca" Leal | Natalia's stepmother, Altagracia's best friend, one of the 6 suspects of being La Mujer de Judas |
Marta Verduzco | Berenice Callejas vda. de del Toro | Altagracia's mother, Natalia's grandmother, Juan Vicente's widow, hates the Salvatierra family, at the end revealed as the serial killer - La Mujer de Judas; strangled to death by Irene in prison |
Betty Monroe | Galilea (del Toro) Batista | Juan Vicente's illegitimate daughter, Altagracia's half-sister, ambitious, Leoncio's lover, but in love with Ernesto, one of the 6 suspects of being La Mujer de Judas |
Niurka Marcos | Ricarda Araujo | Leoncio's wife, Cordelia's mother, had an affair with Juan Vicente, Casimiro's lover, one of the 6 suspects of being La Mujer de Judas; dies in the factory explosion after being trapped by La Mujer de Judas in the washroom |
Cecilia Piñeiro | Narda Briceño | Buenaventura's daughter, Ernesto's fiancee, traumatized by her past, one of the 6 suspects of being La Mujer de Judas; strangled to death by La Mujer de Judas |
Claudia Marín | Refugio "Cuquita" Bello de Agüero del Toro | Casimiro's wife, Alirio and Ismael's mother, Julián's ex-lover, one of the 6 suspects of being La Mujer de Judas; strangled to death by La Mujer de Judas |
Alvaro Guerrero | Casimiro Agüero del Toro | Cuquita's husband, Alirio's stepfather, Ismael's father, Altagracia's cousin, Ricarda's lover; ends up in a mental clinic |
Mauricio Aspe | Ernesto Yúñez | Narda's ex-fiancee, in love with Galilea |
Elvira Monsell | Ursula Manzur Barrona | Town's witch, Leoncio's aunt; killed by La Mujer de Judas |
Nubia Marti | Maricruz Landeros vda. de Balmori | Emma's mother; killed by La Mujer de Judas |
Paloma Quezada | Priscila Sosa | Natalia's friend; drowned by La Mujer de Judas |
Victor Civeira | Comandante Romero | Town's police detective, at the end resolved the mystery about La Mujer de Judas |
Ana Maria Gonzalez | Irene | Berenice's nurse, accomplice of La Mujer de Judas; ends up in prison. |
Claudine Sosa | Dulce de Sánchez | Servando's wife, Zulamita's mother, works at Del Toro's mansion |
Guillermo Quintanilla | Servando Sánchez | Dulce's husband, Zulamita's father, works at Del Toro's mansion |
Juan Vidal | Leoncio Manzur | Ricarda's husband, Cordelia's father, Galilea's ex-lover |
Payin Cejudo | Santia García | Juaca's friend, works at Del Toro's mansion |
Simón Guevara | Fonsy | Police officer |
Maria Luisa Garza | Laila | Altagracia's friend, works in the prison |
Vampiro | Dragon | Bruno's accomplice; killed by him |
Regina Murguía | Cordelia Manzur Araujo | Ricarda and Leoncio's daughter, has a crush on Pancho |
Melissa Barrera | Zulema 'Zulamita' Sácnhez | Dulce and Servando's daughter, has a crush on Ismael |
Ramiro Delelis | Francisco 'Pancho' Cañero | Salomón's friend |
Israel Cuenca | Ismael Agüero del Toro | Cuquita and Casimiro's son, Alirio's half-brother, painter |
Iván Esquivel | René Muzquiz | Cordelia's friend, likes her |
Gregory Kauffmann | Jean Michel | Emma's lover, French inversionist; buried alive by La Mujer de Judas |
Tamara Fascovich | ||
José Eduardo Ochoa | Carlos Cervantes | Bruno's son |
Ligia Escalante | Chencha | |
Ana Elia Garcia | Meche | |
Metzli Adamina | Honoria | |
Sylvia Mejia | ||
Carilu Navarro | Domitilia | |
Fania Barron | Susana |
Secondary cast
changeActor | Character | Known as |
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Ramón Medina | Meliton | |
Margarita Gralia | Lucrecia de Sosa | Priscila's mother, Special appearance |
Dulce | Herself[2] | Cameo appearance |
Romina Castro | Carmen | Forensic anthropologist |
Marta Aura | Catalina Rojas vda. de Castellanos | Mother of Sebastián, Simon and Marcos |
Luis Cárdenas | Juan Vicente del Toro | Berenice's ex-husband, Altagracia and Galilea's father, had an affair with Ricarda, Bruno's confidante |
Miguel Sánchez | Reverend Sebastián Castellanos Rojas | Priest, Simon and Marcos's brother; killed by La Mujer De Judas |
Fernando Sensores | Rodrigo | Josefa's son |
Raquel Saba | ||
Irene Arcila | Josefa | Rodrigo's mother |
Mayela Barrera | Natalia Leal | Young Natalia |
Pedro Mira | Julián Morera | Altagracia's ex-fiancee, Cuquita's ex-lover, Alirio's real father; killed by La Mujer De Judas |
References
change- ↑ ""La mujer de Judas" se estrena el 16 de enero - Nota - La mujer de Judas - www.tvazteca.com". Archived from the original on 11 January 2012. Retrieved 2012-01-08.
- ↑ "Dulce y su participación La mujer de Judas - Nota - La mujer de Judas - www.tvazteca.com". Archived from the original on 9 June 2012. Retrieved 2012-06-09.