Alondra (telenovela)

Alondra
Genre	Telenovela Romance Drama
Created by	Yolanda Vargas Dulché
Written by	Yolanda Vargas Dulché Martha Carrillo Roberto Hernández Vázquez
Directed by	Miguel Córcega Mónica Miguel
Starring	Ana Colchero Ernesto Laguardia Gonzalo Vega Eric del Castillo Beatriz Sheridan Marga López Verónica Merchant Fernando Colunga
Narrated by	Diana Bracho
Opening theme	Alondra by Jose Pablo Gambaow
Country of origin	Mexico
Original language(s)	Spanish
No. of episodes	76
Production
Executive producer(s)	Carla Estrada
Producer(s)	Arturo Lorca
Location(s)	Filming Televisa San Ángel Mexico City, Mexico
Cinematography	Alejandro Frutos Isabel Basurto
Running time	21-22 minutes
Production company(s)	Televisa
Distributor	Televisa
Release
Original network	Canal de las Estrellas
Picture format	480i SDTV
Audio format	Dolby Digital 5.1
Original release	January 23 – September 1, 1995
Chronology
Preceded by	El vuelo del águila
Followed by	Acapulco, cuerpo y alma

Alondra is a Mexican telenovela produced by Carla Estrada for Televisa in 1995.^[1] The story based on Casandra created by Yolanda Vargas Dulché. For personal reasons Yolanda Vargas Dulché change the name of Casandra to Alondra in honor of his granddaughter Alondra de la Parra.

Ana Colchero, Ernesto Laguardia and Gonzalo Vega starred as protagonists, while Beatriz Sheridan starred as main antagonist. Verónica Merchant, Fernando Colunga, Mónica Sánchez, Ernesto Godoy, Joel Núñez, Juan Manuel Bernal and the leading actors Marga López, Eric del Castillo, Jorge Martínez de Hoyos, Beatriz Aguirre, Héctor Gómez, Amparo Arozamena, Blanca Torres, Queta Carrasco, Dina de Marco Guillermo Murray, Sergio Klainer and Queta Lavat starred as stellar performances.

Plot

After the death of Alondra's mother, her father Baldomero, who feels sad and lonely, brings his sister Loreta and her two kids, Maria Elisa and Rigoberto to live in his house, hoping that Loretto will replace a mother to Alondra. But he is mistaken.

Loreta hates Alondra, as she reminds her of Alondra's mother who used to be an actress and whom Baldomero's family never accepted. Years go by, and Alondra grows up into a beautiful, rebellious girl, with very independent and progressive views for that time.

Her constant fights with Loreta continue, but now she learned how to fight back. In the meantime, Baldomero spends most of the time on his ranch in arms of his new love Carmelina, unaware of what's going on in his house. Loreta manages not only to make Alondra's life a living hell, but also the life of her own daughter Maria Elisa, shy and weak girl.

She tries to force her in marrying a rich old man, while Maria Elisa is in love with a young officer Raul. To make things worse, Loreta's evil and ambitious son Rigoberto gets kicked out of a seminary and returns home, also torturing Alondra and Maria Elisa. Alondra meets a retired famous singer Leticia del Bosque.

Leticia influences and advises Alondra, she suggests that Alondra goes on the ranch and tells everything to Baldomero. On Alondra's way to the ranch, she accidentally meets Bruno. They live a very passionate love, but later she discovers that he is married and has 2 children.

Further more, on the ranch she finds out that her father is going to re-marry for the second time. Disappointed she returns home, where she finds that Maria Elisa is also upset, as she is pregnant and believes that Raul has abandoned her. Two girls decide to go to Mexico City in search for a better life, success and new love.

In Mexico City, enterprising Alondra starts a flower business and meets a new suitor, Carlos. But her forbidden love for Bruno is not over yet...

Cast

Ana Colchero as Alondra Díaz Real de Támez
Ernesto Laguardia as Carlos Támez
Gonzalo Vega as Bruno Leblanc
Eric del Castillo as Baldomero Díaz
Beatriz Sheridan as Loreta Díaz Vda. de Escobar
Marga López as Leticia del Bosque
Verónica Merchant as María Elisa Escobar Díaz
Juan Manuel Bernal as Rigoberto Escobar Díaz
Fernando Colunga as Raúl Gutiérrez
Olivia Bucio as Carmelina Hernández de Díaz
Jorge Martínez de Hoyos as Alfredito
Beatriz Aguirre as Rosita
Katie Barberi as Rebecca Montes de Oca
Héctor Gómez as Father Gervacio
Amparo Arozamena as Matilde "Maty" Ruiz
Emoé de la Parra as Cristina Leblanc
Gustavo Ganem as Ramiro
Silvia Mariscal as Mercedes
Joel Núñez as Germán
Blanca Torres as Barbarita
Queta Carrasco as Rosario
Dina de Marco as Trini Gómez
Ernesto Godoy as Roberto Hurtado
Queta Lavat as Concepción Hurtado
Justo Martínez as Jorge
Aurora Molina as Rita
Mónika Sánchez as Enriqueta
Guillermo Murray as Lic. Pelegrín
Bertín Osborne as Captain Andrés Kloszt
Angelina Peláez as Librada
Tina Romero as Cecilia
Anahí as Margarita Leblanc
Mauricio Achar as Jesús Leblanc
Omar Gutiérrez as Javier
Irene Arcila as Jovita
Nerina Ferrer as Gloria
Sergio Klainer as Gonzalo
Alejandro Villeli as Jacinto de la Torre
Roxana Ramos as Tita
Gabriela Murray as Teta
Catalina López as Tota
Luis Couturier as Leticia's notary
Diana Bracho as Alondra (voice)
Yuliana Peniche as Alondra (child)
Jacqueline Andere as Verónica Real de Díaz
Consuelo Duval as Blanca
Bertha Moss as Sofía
Valentina García as María Elisa Escobar Díaz (child)
Isaac Edid as Rigoberto Escobar Díaz (child)
Esteban Soberanes as Germán
Arturo Lorca as Pancho
Luis Robles as Celestino
Guillermo Aguilar as Luis
Julio Monterde as Doctor
Arturo Paulet as Octavio
Luis Bayardo as Father
Teo Tapia as Lic. Ortigoza
Lourdes Deschamps as Celia
Genoveva Pérez as Petra
José Antonio Barón as Mario
Maritza Aldana as María
Alfredo Alfonso as Leopoldo
Dulcina Carballo as Rufina
Gustavo del Castillo as Pedro
Rafael de Quevedo as Ordóñez
José Antonio Ferral as Tejón
Arturo Guízar as Joaquín
Lucía Irurita as Eduviges
Rodolfo Lago as Francisco
Willebaldo López as Martínez
Juan Antonio Llanes as Tolemán
Carlos Osiris as Mireles
Benjamín Pineda as José
Soledad Ruiz as Genoveva
Rodolfo Vélez as Pablo
Víctor Zeuz as Daniel
Jorge Alberto Bolaños as Miguel
Sebastián Garza as Rolando
Alberto Larrazabal as Ramón Hanhausen
Alberto Loztin as Alberto
Martín Rojas as Marcos
Fabiola Stevenson as Lucía
Dulce María as Child in the church
Marina Marín
Eduardo Lopez Rojas
Lorenzo de Rodas
Luis Gimeno
Maricarmen Vela
Zoila Quinones
Martha Elena Cervantes
Juan Felipe Preciado
Gloria Jordan
Miguel Corcega
Martín Muñoz
Roberto D' Amico
Angel Casarin
Nayeli Pellicer

Awards

Year	Award	Category	Nominee	Result
1996	14th TVyNovelas Awards	Best Actor	Ernesto Laguardia	Nominated
		Best Actor	Gonzalo Vega
		Best Leading Actor	Eric del Castillo
		Best Co-lead Actress	Verónica Merchant	Won
		Best Young Lead Actress	Anahí	Nominated
		Best Original Story or Adaptation	Yolanda Vargas Dulché	Won
		Best Costume Design	Silvia Terán Lorena Pérez	Won

International Broadcasters of Alondra

North & South America, Caribbean

Europe, Asia & Oceania

References

↑ "Alondra" (in Spanish). alma-latina.net. Archived from the original on August 26, 2011. Retrieved March 10, 2016.

External links

Alondra at the Internet Movie Database

Televisa's telenovelas 1990s

1990	Alcanzar una estrella Amor de nadie Ángeles blancos Cenizas y diamantes Destino Días sin luna En carne propia La fuerza del amor Mi pequeña Soledad Un rostro en mi pasado Yo compro esa mujer

1991	Alcanzar una estrella II Al filo de la muerte Atrapada Cadenas de amargura La Pícara Soñadora Madres egoístas Milagro y magia Muchachitas Valeria y Maximiliano Vida robada Yo no creo en los hombres

1992	Ángeles sin paraíso Baila conmigo Carrusel de las Américas De frente al sol El abuelo y yo La sonrisa del Diablo Las secretas intenciones Mágica juventud María Mercedes Triángulo

1993	Buscando el paraíso Capricho Clarisa Corazón salvaje Dos mujeres, un camino Entre la vida y la muerte La última esperanza Los Parientes Pobres Sueño de amor Tenías que ser tú Valentina Más allá del puente

1994	Agujetas de color de rosa Caminos cruzados El vuelo del águila Imperio de cristal Marimar Prisionera de amor Volver a Empezar

1995	Acapulco, cuerpo y alma Alondra Bajo un mismo rostro La Dueña Morelia Pobre Niña Rica Retrato de familia María la del Barrio Si Dios me quita la vida El premio mayor Lazos de amor La Paloma María José

1996	Marisol Luz Clarita Mi querida Isabel Sentimientos ajenos Cañaveral de Pasiones La antorcha encendida Azul Morir dos veces Confidente de secundaria Para toda la vida Canción de amor La sombra del otro Bendita mentira La culpa Tú y yo Te sigo amando

1997	Alguna vez tendremos alas Pueblo chico, infierno grande Los hijos de nadie No tengo madre La jaula de oro Gente bien Esmeralda El alma no tiene color María Isabel Salud, dinero y amor Amada enemiga Huracán Desencuentro El secreto de Alejandra Sin ti Mi pequeña traviesa

1998	Soñadoras Gotita de amor Vivo Por Elena El Privilegio de Amar Preciosa Rencor apasionado La Mentira Ángela Una luz en el camino La usurpadora Camila El diario de Daniela

1999	Laberintos de pasión Mujeres engañadas Infierno en el paraíso El niño que vino del mar Tres mujeres Rosalinda Alma rebelde DKDA: Sueños de juventud Por tu amor Amor gitano Serafín Nunca te olvidaré Cuento de Navidad

1958–59 1960–69 1970–79 1980–89 1990–99 2000–09 2010–present

Television projects produced by Carla Estrada

Telenovelas	Pobre juventud Pobre señorita Limantour Quinceañera Amor en Silencio Cuando llega el amor Amor de nadie Los Parientes Pobres Alondra Lazos de Amor Te sigo amando María Isabel El Privilegio de Amar Mi Destino Eres Tú El Manantial Amor Real Alborada Pasión Sortilegio

TV series	El Privilegio de Mandar Hoy Por Siempre Joan Sebastian

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