Mariana de la Noche

Mariana de la Noche (Lit. title: Mariana of the Night, English title: Dark Fate) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Salvador Mejía Alejandre for Televisa in 2003.[1]

Mariana de la Noche
Also known asMariana de la Noche: Nadie puede saber la verdad
Genre
Created byDelia Fiallo
Written by
Directed by
Starring
Theme music composerJuan Gabriel
Opening themeYo te recuerdo by Juan Gabriel
Ending themeYo te recuerdo by Juan Gabriel
Country of originMexico
Original languageSpanish
No. of episodes135
Production
Executive producerSalvador Mejía Alejandre
ProducerNathalie Lartilleux
Production locationsFilming
Televisa San Ángel
Mexico City, Mexico
Locations
Veracruz, Mexico
Tabasco, Mexico
Guerrero, Mexico
San Andrés, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Catemaco, Mexico
CinematographyManuel Barajas
Editors
  • Marco Antonio Rocha
  • Pablo Peralta
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time41-44 minutes
Production companyTelevisa
Release
Original networkCanal de las Estrellas
Original releaseOctober 20, 2003 (2003-10-20) 
April 23, 2004 (2004-04-23)
Related
Mariana de la noche (1975-1976)
Selva María (1987)

On Monday, October 20, 2003, Canal de las Estrellas started broadcasting Mariana de la Noche weekdays at 9:00pm, replacing Amor Real. The last episode was broadcast on Friday, April 23, 2004 with Mujer de Madera replacing it on Monday, April 26, 2004.

The series stars Angélica Rivera, Jorge Salinas, Alejandra Barros, César Évora, Patricia Navidad, Adriana Fonseca, René Strickler and Alma Muriel.

Plot

In this small mining town, rumor has it that Mariana Montenegro (Alejandra Barros) is under a curse, since all the men who fall in love with her sooner or later suffer a fatal accident. Mariana is a romantic and dreamy young woman who lives with her father, Atilio (César Évora), and is a maternal orphan. Atilio is the owner of the mine; a powerful man with a strong character who becomes cruel when someone opposes his will and who keeps a secret that eats away at his soul: Mariana is not his daughter and what he feels for her is far from being paternal affection.

Atilio has two sisters; Isabel (Alma Muriel), the eldest, is a good and affectionate woman who has raised Mariana and loves her as if she were her own daughter. Marcia (Angélica Rivera), the youngest, is arrogant and vain, harsh with the miners and with a cold heart that has never known love, until in town appears Ignacio Lugo (Jorge Salinas), a young and attractive journalist who has arrived at the place under a false name, in search of his roots.

Upon meeting Mariana, Ignacio knows that he will never be able to love another woman and Mariana also gives herself to him in body and soul. But Marcia falls passionately in love with Ignacio and is consumed by jealousy when she discovers that he and Mariana have secretly married. Furious and spiteful, Marcia informs her brother of the marriage and Atilio is determined to have Ignacio killed, without knowing that the man he is sentencing to death is his own son, the product of an affair with Lucrecia (María Rojo), the owner of the town’s restaurant.

However, fate saves Ignacio's life when an accident occurs in the mine and Atilio is seriously injured. Mariana finds out that Atilio is not her father and is horrified to learn that he is in love with her. Desperate and believing that she is actually cursed, Mariana flees the town carrying Ignacio's child in her womb. Marcia takes advantage of the situation to marry a man she does not love and become pregnant, but after a miscarriage, she manages to seduce Ignacio and steal Mariana's son, whom she passes off as her own to force Ignacio to marry her.

Mariana's story is a heartbreaking and exciting tale; a complex and surprising plot of intrigues and dark secrets that dominate the life of a small mining town full of unforgettable characters, superstitions, rumors and legends. Like the legend of the beautiful woman who always dresses in black because a terrible curse hangs over her.

Cast

Main

Also main

Recurring

Guest stars

  • Carlos Amador as Sergio López
  • Agustín Arana as Oropo
  • Juan Ignacio Aranda as Dr. Jorge Lozano
  • José Luis Avendaño as Francisco
  • Esther Barroso as Cándida Chávez
  • Socorro Bonilla as Nelly
  • Verónika con K as Ruth Samanéz
  • Daniel Continente as Juan Pablo Guerrero
  • Salvador Garcini as Lauro
  • Ana Hally as Raquel de Mendieta
  • Benjamín Islas as Liborio Hernández
  • Valentino Lanús as Javier Mendieta
  • Jaime Lozano as Eladio González
  • Sandra Montoya as Itzel
  • Ileana Montserrat as Teresa "Teresita"
  • Arturo Muñoz as Máximo "Max" Moraje
  • Xorge Noble as Commander Aragón
  • Manuel Raviela as Benito
  • Esperanza Rendón as Vilma Olvera
  • Patricia Romero as Doris
  • Gabriel Roustand as Zamora
  • Joustein Roustand as Gonzalo "Gonzalito" González
  • Roberto Ruy as Miztli
  • Alberto Salaberry as Manuel Rivero
  • Ricardo Vera as Agent Romo
  • Liza Willert as Juana "Juanita" López

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNomineeResult
200422nd TVyNovelas AwardsBest TelenovelaSalvador Mejía AlejandreNominated
Best ActorJorge SalinasNominated
Best Antagonist ActressAngélica RiveraWon
Best Antagonist ActorCésar ÉvoraWon
Best Leading ActressPatricia Reyes SpíndolaNominated
Best Leading ActorJosé Carlos RuizNominated
Best Supporting ActressAdriana FonsecaNominated
Bravo AwardsBest Leading ActressPatricia Reyes SpíndolaWon
Palmas de Oro AwardsBest TelenovelaSalvador Mejía AlejandreWon
Best ActressAlejandra BarrosWon
Best ActorJorge SalinasWon
Best Antagonist ActressAngélica RiveraWon
Best Antagonist ActorCésar ÉvoraWon
Best Leading ActressPatricia Reyes SpíndolaWon
Best Leading ActorJosé Carlos RuizWon
Best Supporting ActressAdriana FonsecaWon
Best Supporting ActorRené StricklerWon
Best DirectionMiguel CórcegaWon

References

  1. "Mariana de la noche, una historia llena de misterio" (in Spanish). univision.com. Retrieved May 29, 2016.
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