Por amarte así (TV series)

Por amarte así (English: Loving You)[2] is an Argentine telenovela produced by Endemol and Azteka Films (aka Ganas de Hacer Ficcion) for Telefe.[3] It premiered on November 14, 2016 and ended on February 3, 2017.[4]

Por amarte así
GenreTelenovela
Created by
  • Martín Kweller
  • Claudio Lacelli
  • Carolina Parmo
Directed by
  • Viviana Guadarrama
  • Mauro Scandolari
Starring
Opening theme"Por Amarte Así" performed by Ana Isabelle and Cristian Castro
Country of originArgentina
Original languageSpanish
No. of episodes60 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producerMaru Mosca
ProducerDaniel Stigliano
Production locationsBuenos Aires, Argentina
CinematographyMartín Kweller
Leo Besi
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time42-45 minutes
Production companiesEndemol, Azteka Films (aka Ganas de Hacer Ficcion)
Release
Original networkTelefe
Original releaseNovember 14, 2016 (2016-11-14)[1] 
February 3, 2017 (2017-02-03)
Related

The series stars Gabriel Corrado as Francisco, Aylin Prandi as Luz, Catherine Fulop as Fátima, Maite Zumelzú as Malvina, Brenda Asnicar and Gaston Soffritti.

Plot summary

Francisco Olivetti (Gabriel Corrado) is a prestigious rich attorney who has it all. He dedicated his life to one mission: make people obey the law. Life presents him a big challenge: to prove the innocence of a woman Luz Quiroja (Aylin Prandi) that disconnected her dying husband from the machine that kept him alive, obeying his last wish to end his pain.[5]

Mercedes Olivetti (Brenda Asnicar), Francisco and Fatima’s daughter, is the only reason why they continue being married. She is spoiled but good girl. She has strong values that will be broken on a wild night with alcohol and drugs when her car crashes and wounds Manuel, a young promising football star that was about to be hired by a famous European football team.

Manuel Correa (Gastón Soffritti) ends up in a wheelchair with his life destroyed and Mercedes carries the guilt. Her mother and boyfriend will manipulate her to keep silent about the accident in order to avoid jail and destroy the whole family.

Mercedes and Manuel will start seeing each other and fall in love. Mercedes will hide from him the fact that she is the reason for his condition. Not only will their love be threatened, but also the love of Francisco and Luz will be when Fatima discovers them.[6]

On the other side Manuel and Mercedes will prove that love and hate are parts of the same scale without knowing how it will end. Luz’s case is a great challenge; in fact, Francisco will be challenging his own heart by having the chance to love again. With the world against him, he will not give up until love fills his life again.[7]

Cast

Main cast

Recurring cast

  • Facundo Gambandé - Santiago Ponce
  • Olivia Viggiano - Noel García
  • Sergio Surraco - Joaquín Quintana
  • Héctor Bidonde - Valerio Pellegrini
  • Sergio Goycoechea - Richard Olivetti
  • Esmeralda Mitre - Camila
  • Nacho Gadano - Javier Ponce
  • Santiago Caamaño - Tiziano Fonseca
  • Marisa Bentacur - Mercedes Correa
  • Lucas Corrado- Peter
  • Agustina Mindlin - Inés
  • Nicolás Bouzas - Rodrigo
  • Carolina Casal - Rita
  • Lula Ocampo- Violetta
  • Catarina Spinetta - Laura
  • Romina Giardina - Miriam
  • Valeria Degenaro - Lía
  • Agustín Lecouna - Rodolfo
  • Romina Giardina - Miriam
  • Diego Alonso Gómez - Gastón Núñez
  • Naím Sibara - Pablo Suárez

Production

Production of the series began on October 3, 2016.[9] It is the first production of Endemol, Azteka Films (aka Ganas de Hacer Ficcion) with Telefe, created by Claudio Lacelli and Carolina Parmo and produced by Endemol.[10]

The production began filming in Buenos Aires, Argentina.[11] The series was recorded at the Estudios Mayor in Palermo Hollywood in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, although some scenes from the series were recorded in the city's surrounding area.[12] At the beginning of production, the actors were Gabriel Corrado, Aylin Prandi, Catherine Fulop, Brenda Asnicar, Gastón Soffritti, Maite Zumelzú, Héctor Bidonde, Sergio Goycoechea, Sergio Surraco, Olivia Viggiano, Facundo Gambandé, among others.[13][14]

References

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