Emilio Larrosa
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Emilio Larrosa is a TV producer who has produced telenovelas and soap operas for Televisa.
Larrosa produced the telenovella Hasta que el dinero nos separe, broadcast in 2009, and in In 2010, the telenovela Dos Hogares - an original mystery story about the relationship of two people,[citation needed][clarification needed] both broadcast on Canal de las Estrellas.
[edit] Productions as executive producer
- 1. El Camino Secreto (1986) - Daniela Romo and Salvador Pineda
- 2. Al Filo De La Muerte (1990) - Gabriela Rivero and Humberto Zurita
- 3. Muchachitas (1991) - Cecilia Tijerina, Tiaré Scanda, Kate del Castillo and Emma Laura
- 4. Mágica Juventud (1992) - Kate del Castillo and Hector Soberon
- 5. Dos Mujeres, un Camino (1993) -Laura León and Erik Estrada
- 6. Volver a Empezar (1994) - Yuri and Chayanne
- 7. El Premio Mayor (1995) - Laura León and Carlos Bonavides
- 8. Tú y Yo (1996) - Maribel Guardia and Joan Sebastian
- 9. Salud Dinero y Amor (1997) - Itatí Cantoral and Eduardo Santamarina
- 10. Soñadoras (1998) - Alejandra Ávalos and Arturo Peniche
- 11. Mujeres Engañadas (1999) - Laura León and Andrés García
- 12. Amigas y Rivales (2001) - Michelle Vieth, Ludwika Paleta, Angélica Vale and Adamari López
- 13. Las vías del amor (2002) - Aracely Arámbula and Jorge Salinas
- 14. Mujer de Madera (2004) - Edith González / Ana Patricia Rojo and Jaime Camil
- 15. La Verdad Oculta (2006) - Galilea Montijo and Gabriel Soto
- 16. Muchachitas como tu (2007) - Gloria Sierra, Gabriela Carrillo, Ariadne Díaz and Begoña Narváez
- 17. Hasta que el dinero nos separe (2009) - Itatí Cantoral and Pedro Fernández
- 18. Dos Hogares (2011–2012) - Anahí and Carlos Ponce
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