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Revision as of 15:00, 11 August 2009
Verano de amor | |
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Created by | José Iefirno Patricia Maldonado |
Starring | Christina Masón Dulce María Brandon Peniche Pablo Lyle Mark Tacher Lola Merino Victória Díaz Juan Ferrara |
Country of origin | Mexico |
Original language | Spanish |
No. of episodes | 120 |
Production | |
Producers | Pedro Damián Luis Luisillo Miguel Cris Morena |
Running time | 60 minutes
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Original release | |
Network | Televisa |
Release | February 9 - May 30 (2009) (First Season) – June 1 - July 24 (2009) (Second Season) United States July 14, 2009 - October 2009 (Univision) |
Verano de Amor (Summer of Love) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Televisa. It is a remake of a famous Argentine telenovela, Verano del 98, adapted for the Mexican audience. The soap opera premiered on February 9, 2009, replacing the completed series Juro que te Amo. Verano de Amor is produced by Pedro Damián, who also produced the internationally successful telenovela Rebelde. Verano de Amor premiered in the United States, Tuesday July 14th, at 2pm/1 Central, by Univision
Plot and themes
Verano de Amor is the story of four teenagers who have always lived in the city of Tlacotalpan, Veracruz, México. The story's message emphasizes the distinction between the importance of pursuing one's dreams and the importance of pursuing material things.[1] The show's creators chose Tlacotalpan for its setting in large part because of its natural beauty; the storyline of Verano de Amor incorporates messages promoting environmental responsibility, an extension of Televisa's "Televisa Verde" initiative focused on the environment.[2] watever it;s the coolest movie ever
Casting
Actor | Character | |
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Christina Masón | Zoé Palma | (main character) |
Dulce María | Miranda Perea | (main character) |
Brandon Peniche | Dylan Morett Carrasco | (main character) |
Pablo Lyle | Baldomero Perea Olmos | (main character) |
Mark Tacher | Dante Escudero / Daniel Gurzán | (co-protagonist) |
Victória Díaz Arango | Flora Palma | (co-protagonist) |
Lola Merino | Sofía Duarte | (co-protagonist) |
Ana Layevska | Valéria Michel | (special guest) |
Enrique Rocha | Vito Rocca Provenzano | (supporting) |
Juan Ferrara | Othon Villalba de Limonquí / Marcos Casar | (main antagonist) |
Luz Maria Jeréz | Aura De Rocca | (supporting) |
María Fernanda García | Reyna Olmos | (supporting) |
Felipe Nájera | Federico Carrasco | (supporting) |
Sharis Cid | Frida Morett de Carrasco | (supporting) |
Rebeca Manriquez | Zulema Esdregal | (supporting) |
Ariane Pellicer | Adelina Olmos | (supporting) |
Manuel Ojeda | Clemente Matus | (supporting) |
Ari Borovoy | Elías Lobo | (main antagonist) |
Analía del Mar | Feliciana Clavería | (supporting) |
Lourdes Canale | Etelvina Garcia González | (supporting) |
Juan Carlos Muñóz | Santino Rocca | (supporting) |
Rebeca Mankita | Lina Corvalán | (supporting) |
Jorge Ortín | Adriano Bonfiglio | (supporting) |
Gonzalo García Vivanco | Mauro Duarte Villalba | (supporting) |
Maria Elisa Camargo | Isabela Rocca | (main antagonist) |
Viviana Macouzet | Jennifer Montili | (supporting) |
Alan Estrada | Fabián Escudero | (supporting) |
Natasha Dupeyrón | Berenice Perea Olmos / Greta Perea Olmos | (supporting) |
Carlos Speitzer | Narciso Sotelo Peréz | (supporting) |
Karla Souza | Dana Duarte Villalba | (supporting) |
Yago Muñoz | Enzo Rocca | (supporting) |
Esmeralda Pimentel | Adalberta Claveria | (supporting) |
Andréa Muñoz | Milena Carrasco | (supporting) |
Manelick de la Parra | Bruno Carrasco | (supporting) |
Alicia Moreno | Sol Montili | (supporting) |
Héctor de la Peña | Rocco Levín | (supporting) |
Martín González | Jordí Heidi | (supporting) |
Michelle | Brisa Palma | (supporting) |
Juan José Origel | Bruno Gallaza | (supporting) |
Yessica Salazar | Giovanna Reyes | (supporting) |
Araceli Mali | Fátima Villalobos | (supporting) |
Samantha López | Eugénia Villalobos | (supporting) |
Carmen Rodriguez | Eva Rocca | (supporting) |
Fernando Robles | Donato Vallejo | (supporting) |
Lourdes Munguía | Violeta Palma | (supporting) |
Alejandro Peraza | Custódio Santoscoy | (antagonist) |
Rebeca Mankita | Celina Carrasco | (supporting) |
Archi Lanfranco | William | (supporting) |
José Carlos Femat | Bobby | (supporting) |
Santiago Toledo | Iván | (supporting) |
Arturo de la Garza | Armando | (supporting) |
Ana Isabel Meraza | Felicitas | (supporting) |
Michelle Renault | Débora | (supporting) |
Ilse Ikeda | Palmira | (supporting) |
Mónica Blanchet | Virgínia | (supporting) |
Rubén Cerda | Rubén | (supporting) |
Pedro Damián | Benito | (supporting) |
Wisin y Yandel | Wisin y Yandel | (special guest) |
Christopher Uckermann | Ucker | (special guest) |
Bruno Danzza | Santos Diablitos | (special guest) |
Patricia Cantú | Paty | (special guest) |
Axel Pardo | Axel | (supporting) |
Juan Manuel Puerto | Oso | (supporting) |
José Blanchet | José | (supporting) |
Pope Lopto | Pope | (supporting) |
Axel Valero | Axel | (supporting) |
Mark Batak | Mark | (supporting) |
Theme songs
Both performed by Dulce María.
- El Verano, for first season.
- Déjame Ser, for second season. This song was co-written by Dulce María and Carlos Lara.
References
- ^ Tlacotalpan vive su ‘Verano de amor’, El Universal (México; in Spanish), December 12, 2008; retrieved March 17, 2009.
- ^ “Verano de amor” muestra al mundo lo bello de Veracruz, El Diario de Yucatán (in Spanish), December 6, 2008; retrieved March 17, 2009.