Marisela (telenovela)
Marisela (telenovela)
Marisela is a Venezuelan telenovela produced and broadcast by RCTV between 1983 and 1984. It starred Tatiana Capote and Franklin Virgüez. It had a second part with the same actors called Acusada.
Plot
Marisela (Tatiana Capote) flees her home to escape the abuse she receives from her father and stepmother.[2] Following a friend, she pretends to be the lover of a rich industrialist, Luis Andrade; however, he ends up falling in love with her and keeping her, consequently.
Marisela, however, has fallen in love with Alvaro (Franklin Virgüez) and maintains both relationships in parallel.
Luis' illness makes the truth rush in: he is Alvaro's father.
But despite the intrigues and doubts, the two young men truly love each other; that's why they manage to put aside the lies, and finally get married.
Adaptations
In 1969, Cadena Venezolana de Televisión produced the first version of the telenovela, called "La satánica", starring Peggy Walton-Walker, along with José Luis Rodríguez and Mexican actor Raúl Ramírez.
In 1973, the film "La Satanica" directed by Alfredo B was produced in Mexico and starred Norma Lazareno, Raymundo Capetillo, Ana Luisa Peluffo, and again Raúl Ramírez.
In 1995 the Ecuadorian channel Ecuavisa made an adaptation of both Marisela and Acusada in a single production under the title "María Soledad", starring Lady Noriega and Mauro Urquijo.
Cast
Tatiana Capote - Marisela
Franklin Virgüez - Álvaro Andrade
Tomás Henríquez - El Marqués de Uribante
Loly Sánchez - Tamara
Amalia Pérez Díaz- Fucha
Carlos Márquez - Luis Andrade
Dilia Waikarán
Laura Brey
Pedro Lander
Víctor Cámara - Alexander Andrade
Jeannette Rodríguez
Carlos Mata
Nancy González - Amarilis
Virgilio Galindo - José Mercedes Gamboa
Nancy Soto
Domingo Del Castillo
Humberto Tancredi
Julie Restifo
Dennys Hernández
Olga Rojas