Rosangelica

Rosangelica
Genre Telenovela
Created by Alicia Barrios
Directed by Carlos Reyes Andrade
Starring Sonya Smith
Víctor Cámara
Lupita Ferrer
Opening theme "Rosangélica" by Luis Fernando
Ending theme "Rosangélica" by Luis Fernando
Country of origin Venezuela
Original language(s) Spanish
No. of episodes 125 [1]
Production
Executive producer(s) Arquimides Rivero
Production company(s) Venevisión
Release
Original network Venevisión
Original release 1993 – 1993

Rosangelica is a 1993 Venezuelan telenovela produced by Venevisión. The telenovela is a free adaptation of Delia Fiallo's telenovela María Teresa which was also remade in Mexico in 1999 under the name Rosalinda.

Sonya Smith and Víctor Cámara star as the main protagonists with Lupita Ferrer starring as the main antagonist.[2]

Plot

This is the story of Rosangelica and Oscar Eduardo whose love will be affected by secrets from the past. Twenty years ago, Rodolfo raped Gisele, his secretary. Out of fury over the incident, her husband Alberto murders Rodolfo. However, Gisele takes the blame for her husband's crime. Out of distress over the situation, she becomes mentally ill and is confined in a mental asylum. As a result of the rape, Gisele gives birth to Rosangelica.

Rosangelica grows up into a beautiful woman full of life and a talented artist. She meets Oscar Eduardo, a handsome doctor who later abandons her after discovering about her past. Just like her mother, Rosangelica is left pregnant and confined to an asylum for mental patients. Through a series of events, one of them involving a fire in the asylum, Rosangelica is presumed to be dead. However, she meets Joel, a fashion photographer who transforms her into a sensational model called Lorena Paris. As time passes by, Rosangelica will regain the memories she lost and find a second chance at love with Oscar Eduardo.[3]

Cast

References

  1. ↑ ROSANGELICA (ROSANGELICA)
  2. ↑ Rosangelica
  3. ↑ VENEVISION (1993), 125 capitulos Rosangelica

External links

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