Para volver a amar (telenovela)

Para volver a amar
Genre Black Comedy
Drama/Satire
Telenovela
Developed by Roberto Gómez Fernández
Giselle González
Starring Rebecca Jones
Alejandro Camacho
Rene Strickler
Alejandra Barros
Jesús Ochoa
Nailea Norvind
Africa Zavala
Mark Tacher
Zaide Silvia Gutierrez
Juan Carlos Barreto
Sophie Alexander
Flavio Medina
Opening theme "Para volver a amar"
Kany García
Country of origin Mexico
Original language(s) Spanish
No. of episodes 146
Production
Executive producer(s) Roberto Gómez Fernández
Giselle González
Running time 40-45 minutes
Release
Picture format 480i SDTV
1080i HDTV
Original release July 12, 2010 – January 30, 2011
Chronology
Preceded by Niña de mi Corazón
Followed by Rafaela
External links
Website

Para volver a amar (literally 'To Love Again' but known in English speaking markets as 'Marriage Diaries') is a Televisa[1] telenovela that aired on the Canal de las Estrellas channel in Mexico from July 12, 2010 to January 30, 2011. It stars Rebecca Jones, Rene Strickler, Alejandra Barros, Jesus Ochoa, Nailea Norvind, Mark Tacher, Africa Zavala and Zaide Silvia Gutierrez stars as protagonists. With Alejandro Camacho, Juan Carlos Barreto, Sophie Alexander, Flavio Medina, Susana González and the first actress Magda Guzmán stars as antagonists. The Mexican version however is taken from the original Colombian soap opera series "El Último Matrimonio Feliz". The story is about six women who befriend each other and help each other deal with the pains of life, particularly in regard to marriage and relationships. They'll realize that even amidst their problems, happiness is not impossible to attain.

Para Volver a Amar aired in the United States on Univision from March 8, 2011 to October 28, 2011 at 12am/11pm central.[2]

From June 3, 2012 - November 28, 2014 Univision broadcast reruns of Para Volver a Amar Sunday mornings at 8am/7c replacing Muchachitas como tu.

As December 10, 2012 - July 5, 2013 TL Novelas broadcast 10:00, 16:00 and 22:00 Replacing Mañana es para siempre, with Amor real replacing it the July 8.

From April 4, 2016 Canal de las Estrellas broadcast reruns 12:00 replacing Hasta que el dinero nos separe ended it the February 26.

Argument

The story revolves around the lives of 6 women who are facing the reality of their day to day life with their partners. The first woman is Antonia Palacios (Rebecca Jones), a successful and respected woman, who is married to Patricio González (René Strickler). The couple has a daughter, Paola (Thelma Madrigal). Antonia works for Braulio Longoria's (Alejandro Camacho) company, but when Pao has an accident, Antonia decides to resign and spend more time with her family. When Pao recovers, she and Patricio encourage Antonia to start her own real estate company.

The second woman is Rosaura Perez (Zaide Silvia Gutierrez), a secretary married to Rolando Salgar (Jesus Ochoa), a womanizing taxi driver. Rolando is having an affair with a younger woman, Mireya, and leaves Rosaura and their two children Cesar and Jenny. Rosaura starts working for Antonia's real estate company, and will try anything to get her husband back.

Barbara Mantilla (Alejandra Barros) is the third woman who works for Antonia's real estate business. Behind the appearance of a happy woman, Barbara hides an intense frustration caused by Jaime Espinosa (Juan Carlos Barreto), a jealous and alcoholic husband who is physically abusive. Along with the couple lives his mother, Dona Conchita Cabrera (Magda Guzmán), a manipulative woman who tries to ruin the life of Barbara and supports everything that Jaime does. Antonia soon discovers these problems and tries to help Barbara.

Maite Duarte (Sophie Alexander)is a former client of Antonia who comes to work for Antonia's real estate company after she is let go from the company she worked before. Antonia realizes that Maite is an ambitious and neurotic woman who is determined to compete with her husband Jorge Casso(Mark Tacher) for money. Maite begins a legal fight with him to get a divorce. Despite this, Antonia doesn't deny the opportunity to work and tries to help her.

The fifth woman to join the company is Yorley Quiroga (Africa Zavala), who is weary of David Magaña (Flavio Medina), her slacker husband. David abandons his family to try his luck in the United States. Meanwhile Yorley falls in love with Leonardo Torres (Agustín Arana), but unfortunately for her, her daughter and David disagree with the relationship and try to break them up.

Renato (Edgar Vivar) is the gay owner of a beauty salon. Charito (Marcia Coutiño), one of the haidressers and Renato's best friend, is completely in love with handyman Alcides (Alex Sirvent). Alcides is gay but, fearing rejection, he keeps his true sexual orientation a secret - which he eventually reveals to Renato and Barbara. Alcides' best friend Quintin (Eduardo España), a chauvinistic man who spends his time criticising women for their 'lack of morals', falls for Charito.

Finally, the sixth story is that of Valeria Andrade (Nailea Norvind), a socialite and fashion icon. Unbeknownst to society, she is a victim of psychological abuse by her husband, the respected businessman Braulio Longoria. Valeria has always had the idea that she is just a rag doll that Braulio bought from her mother, a prostitute who believed that Braulio would give a better life to her daughter and help her out financially. Unfortunately for him, his son Sebastian Longoria (Alfonso Dosal) is rebellious and ignorant to the problems of his parents. Valeria soon joins the team of Antonia.

Antonia is proud of the assistance being given to the other women. All this changes when she develops breast cancer that begins to slowly break down her marriage when she tries to hide it. But despite all of this, Antonia is no longer the example to follow and changes the lives of all women who have come to her and gradually learns that there still is hope for love again.

Cast

Awards and nominations

Year Association Category Nominated Result
2011 TVyNovelas Award[3]
Best telenovela Roberto Gómez Fernández and Giselle González[3] Won
Best Actress Rebecca Jones Nominated
Best Actor René Strickler Nominated
Best Male Antagonist Juan Carlos Barreto[3] Won
Best Supporting Actress Alejandra Barros[3] Won
Best Supporting Actor Jesús Ochoa[3] Won
Best first Actress Magda Guzmán[3] Won
Best first Actor Alejandro Camacho[3] Won
Best Juvenile Actor Alfonso Dosal[3] Won
Best female revelation Thelma Madrigal Nominated
Best theme song "Para volver a amar"
by Kany García		 Nominated
Premios People en Español[4] Best telenovela Para volver a amar Nominated
Best Actress Nailea Norvind Nominated
Rebecca Jones Nominated
Best Actor Alejandro Camacho Nominated
René Strickler Nominated
Best supporting actress Alejandra Barros Nominated
Magda Guzmán Nominated
Sophie Alexander Nominated
Best supporting actor Mark Tacher[4] Won
Best villain Juan Carlos Barreto Nominated
Revelation of the Year Alfonso Dosal Nominated
Couple of the Year Rebecca Jones and René Strickler Nominated
Premios ACE Best telenovela Para volver a amar Won
Best female starring Rebecca Jones Won
Zaide Silvia Gutiérrez Nominated
Best male starring Alejandro Camacho Won
Mark Tacher Nominated
Best revelation actor Flavio Medina Won
Premios Bravo[5] Best telenovela Roberto Gómez Fernández and Giselle González[5] Won
Best actor antagonistic Juan Carlos Barreto[5] Won
Male youth revelation Alfonso Dosal[5] Won
Child revelation Loania Quinzaños[5] Won
Best screenplay Aída Guajardo[5] Won

References

  1. ↑ Esmas Producción de Roberto Gómez Fernández
  2. ↑ Para volver a amar: El lado oscuro del matrimonio
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Tvyespectaculos. "Ganadores de los Premios TVyNovelas 2011".
  4. 1 2 Ganadora al premio "People en Español" por La fuerza del destino
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Artículo de Novelas y Series. "Premios Bravo 2011".


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