Ricos y Famosos
| Ricos y Famosos | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Telenovela |
| Created by | Alejandro Romay |
| Written by | Oscar Ibarra Daniel Delbene Adriana Lorenzón |
| Directed by | Hugo Moser Martín Clutet |
| Starring | Natalia Oreiro Diego Ramos Jessica Schultz Arnaldo Andre Oscar Ferreiro Leonor Benedetto Antonio Grimau Millie Stegman |
| Opening theme | Dos Almas by Víctor Heredia |
| Country of origin | Argentina |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 175 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Darío Álvarez |
| Producer | Telearte |
| Production location | Buenos Aires |
| Running time | 45 minutos |
| Original release | |
| Network | Canal 9 |
| Release | January 6, 1997 – 1998 |
| Related | |
| 90 60 90 Modelos | |
Ricos y Famosos (Rich and Famous) is an Argentine telenovela. Issued between January 1997 and December 1998 in two seasons of more than 175 chapters each. The first season was starring Natalia Oreiro, Diego Ramos, Oscar Ferreiro, Antonio Grimau and Jessica Schultz. The second season was starring Arnaldo André, Leonor Benedetto, Oscar Ferreiro, Millie Stegman and Jessica Schultz, being broadcast by Canal 9.
Plot
[edit]It began as the love story between two boys who, by a bad move from his father, the two families were confronted and the love they felt was difficult to carry out without someone trying to separate them. As time went by, in the soap opera there were more bad characters than good ones. The only good ones seemed to be only Valeria (Natalia Oreiro) and Diego (Diego Ramos). And many times, there were chapters where evil was predominate over goodness. And in this soap opera, in addition, took advantage of the evil character of Carla (Carina Zampini), and moved it to her to continue doing of his own with Salerno (Oscar Ferreiro), Diego's father. It was the first time that a character moved from one soap opera to another in Argentina, without either of them having any relationship, and the outstanding performance of Liliana Custo.
Cast
[edit]Season 1
[edit]- Natalia Oreiro as Valeria García Méndez de Salerno
- Diego Ramos as Diego Salerno Ortigoza
- Antonio Grimau as Alberto García Méndez
- Norberto Díaz as Darío Servente
- Jessica Schultz as Elena Flores
- Segundo Cernadas as Agustín García Méndez
- Carina Zampini as Carla Lucero
- Karina Buzeki as Sabrina Servente
- Bettina O'Conell as Trinidad "Trini" Etcheverry
- Oscar Ferreiro as Luciano Salerno
- Elizabeth Killian as Martha García Méndez
- Diego Olivera as Julián
- Dolores Fonzi as Yoli
- Cecilia Maresca as Berta / Mercedes
- Graciela Pal as Olga
- Lorena Paola as Teresita
- Leonardo Calandra as Tico
- Hernán Echeverría as Pablo
- Juan Ignacio Machado as Rubén
- Celina Font as Mónica
- Raúl Florido as Fermín
- María Ángeles Medrano as Paula
Season 2
[edit]- Arnaldo Andre as Gerardo Murúa
- Jessica Schultz as Elena Flores
- Oscar Ferreiro as Luciano Salerno
- Millie Stegman as Sandra Quiroga
- Leonor Benedetto as Raquel Falconi
- Betiana Blum as Emilia
- Aldo Barbero as Maldonado
- Juan Ignacio Machado as Rubén
- Celina Font as Mónica
- Raúl Florido as Fermín
- Julieta Fazzari as Celina
- Salo Pasik as Gómez
- Héctor Da Rosa as Cardozo
- Alfonso De Grazia as Simón
Special Participations
[edit]- Carolina Papaleo as Estella Izaguirre
- Catalina Artusi as Mili
- Isabel Macedo as Isabel
- Gustavo Guillén as Rodrigo
- Juan Vitali as Julio Romero
- Paola Papini as Irene
- Paula Siero as Aixa
- Federico Luppi
- Dorita Ferreyro
- Carlos Mena
- Carola Reyna
- China Zorrilla
- Raúl Lavié
- María Encarnación Gutiérrez
- Osvaldo Brandi
- Víctor Bruno
- Daniela Cardone
- Hugo Cosiansi
- Judith Gabbani
- Nacho Gadano
- Osvaldo Sabatini
- Denise Dumas
- Humberto Serrano
- Viviana Sáez
- Víctor Hugo Vieyra
- Daniel Alhadeff
- Silvina Rada
- Daniel Cano
External links
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