Sos mi vida

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Sos mi Vida
Sosmivida.jpg
Genre Drama
Humour
Format telenovela
Created by Adrián Suar
Written by Ernesto Korovsky
Sebastián Parrotta
Directed by Rodolfo Antúnez
Jorge Bechara
Starring Natalia Oreiro
Facundo Arana
Opening theme "Corazon Valiente" by Natalia Oreiro
Ending theme "Corazon Valiente" by Natalia Oreiro
Composer(s) Natalia Oreiro
Country of origin Argentina
Language(s) Spanish
No. of episodes 230
Production
Executive producer(s) Adrián González
Producer(s) Mariana Petraglia
Julieta Martinelli
Editor(s) Alejandro Alem
Alejandro Parysow
Location(s) Buenos Aires
Cinematography Pablo Storino
Jorge Fernández
Running time 60 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel Canal 13
First shown in 16 January 2006
Original run 16 January 2006 – 9 January 2007

Sos mi Vida (You're my life) is a 2006 Argentine romantic comedy TV series, starred by Facundo Arana and Natalia Oreiro, directed by Rodolfo Antúnez and Jorge Bechara and broadcast by Canal 13. It began broadcasting on January 16, 2006 and ending January 9, 2007, and during its broadcast averaged 26.9 points overall rating.[1] It was written by Ernesto Korovsky and Sebastian Parrotta, and won four Martín Fierro Awards and three Clarín Awards.

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[edit] Plot

Martin Quesada, an ex-F1 driver, is now successfully managing the family business. He is a very kind person but since the death of his parents and his wife he is feeling an emptiness which cannot be filled neither by his girlfriend Constanza or his remaining relatives, cousins Miguel and Debi. After longer time abroad he comes back and in the hall of his firm he meets a girl who rocks his world completely - Esperanza "Monita" Muñoz, boxer who due to a hand injury is looking for a job. She lives with her longtime boyfriend Quique and his mother Nieves in pension and dreams of a big boxing career and the encounter with Martin rocks her world as well. Martin offers her a job and with this the problems start because while Monita is trying to keep secret her boxing and her boyfriend from Martin, he is trying to convince his girlfriend that there is nothing going on between him and Monita but what they cannot keep secret is their growing affection for each other.

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[edit] Remakes

A Polish remake, titled Prosto w serce (Straight at Your Heart) is currently broadcast by TVN [2]

[edit] Broadcasters

Country Alternate title/Translation TV network(s) Series premiere Weekly schedule
 Argentina Sos Mi Vida Canal 13 / Magazine January 16, 2006
Belgium Belgium[3] Martin en Monita Vitaya Mon-Fri 05:40 Am
Bulgaria Bulgaria Ти си моят живот Nova Television
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia Začin života FTV Juny 10,2007 Mon-Fri 6:15 PM
Croatia Croatia Začin života RTL Televizija
Czech Republic Czech republic[3] Jsi můj život TV Prima March 9, 2007 Mon-Fri 9:40 AM
Greece Greece[3] Σαρίτα, είσαι η ζωή μου Star March 2007 & September 2011 Mon-Fri 19:00 PM - Mon-Fri 11:15 AM (the 2nd time)
Hungary Hungary [3] Te vagy az életem RTL Klub July 10, 2006 Mon-Fri 7:00 PM
Israel Israel[3] חיים שלי Viva Channel
Republic of Macedonia pgdm || Ти си мојот живот || Alsat M || October 6, 2008|| Mon-Fri 5:00 PM
Poland Poland Jesteś moim życiem TV4 August 26, 2006
Portugal Portugal Deixa-me Amar TVI
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Eres Mi Vida Telemundo November 19, 2007 Mon-Fri 9:00 AM
Romania Romania Esti Viaţa Mea Acasă September 18, 2006 Mon-Fri 7:30 PM
Russia Russia[3] Ты - моя жизнь Домашний August 28, 2006 Mon-Fri 7:30 PM
Slovakia Slovakia Rany z lásky TV Markíza October 1, 2007 Mon-Fri 2:30 PM
Slovenia Slovenia Razigrani par POP TV September 3, 2007 Mon-Fri 4.50 PM
Turkey Turkey [4] Aşk Meleğim Kanal D January 8, 2007 only 41 episodes
Albania Albania Ti je jeta ime Koha TV 2005 Mon-Fri
Georgia (country) Georgia შენ ჩემი ცხოვრება ხარ Rustavi 2 June 1, 2010 Mon-Fri 2.00 PM / in November 2010 was replaced to 12.20 pm/ after 200 episodes was cancelled for poor rating

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Sos mi vida" llegó a su fin
  2. ^ http://pws.tvn.pl
  3. ^ a b c d e f Diario Clarín "se vendió a más de 40 países, entre ellos Bélgica, Rusia, Rumania, Hungría, Grecia y República Checa"
  4. ^ Yaşasın pembe diziler (Turkish)

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