Hugo arrives in San Antonio, while Abril is deported because of Minerva, who arranged for the authorities to discover that Abril was going to stay illegally, as she was not going to allow her to ruin her plans to be with Bruno. For cost reasons, they travel on separate flights. After a while, Bruno convinces Abril to travel with their son and start a new life in the United States. The business leaves Bruno with a lot of money and to wrongly achieve what he dreamed of: to have it all. As soon as he has the opportunity, Bruno becomes the right hand of Minerva (Jessica Mas), a dangerous woman that is the head of an immigrant smuggling ring. In San Antonio, Bruno finds himself living a nightmare as an illegal immigrant. Because of her financial need, Abril makes the mistake of hiding the fact that she has a son, Hugo. Max arrives in Mexico to become the CEO of GoodFit and Abril receives the opportunity to be his personal assistant, with one condition: she must be single and childless in order to be available at all times. Bruno ( Andrés Palacios), Abril's husband, leaves her because his dream is to live in the United States, earning dollars to get ahead, following the example of his sister-in-law Julia (Elsa Ortiz), who a year ago decided to cross the border for the same reasons, leaving her two children, Lucero and Pancho, in charge of Abril, her sister, and mainly Cielo ( Eugenia Cauduro), their mother. This fractures their marriage, and with Debra's unwillingness to adapt to the country her parents emigrated years ago, leads to divorce. Debra ( Irina Baeva), Max's wife, decides to hide a pregnancy and resort to abortion without consulting her husband, who always had a strong desire to be a father. For different reasons, both are forced to live in Mexico City and their lives begin to change radically until they are united in the midst of the loneliness and disappointment caused by the abandonment of their partners. He, despite being half Mexican, has completely forgotten his roots and is happy living in a first world country. She enjoys working in the fields and living in her hometown. For Abril, family is her priority, while for Max, being successful in the corporate world is the most important thing. Plot Ībril ( Eva Cedeño) and Max ( Gabriel Soto) are two people who have nothing in common.
It stars Eva Cedeño, Gabriel Soto, Arturo Peniche, Irina Baeva, and Andrés Palacios. It is an adaptation of the Colombian telenovela Allá te espero.
JESSICA MAS NOVELAS SERIES
The series is produced by Angelli Nesma Medina for TelevisaUnivision. The network, which has been undergoing major management, structural and programming changes over the past two years, has seen its ratings erode as Telemundo continues to gain ground with popular super series, like its huge narco drama hit Señor de Los Cielos, which recently ended its sixth season.Amor dividido (English title: Split Heart) is a Mexican telenovela that aired on Las Estrellas from 17 January 2022 to 12 June 2022. Univision has yet to catch up to Telemundo when it comes to original primetime series. We also know our audience is thrilled to see Angelique Boyer’s return to television," states Rodríguez. These themes are relevant to our audience and we believe that our viewers are looking for thrilling and exciting stories beyond the narco-novela. It melds melodrama, thriller and the supernatural while delving into the question of what happens when you are given a second chance at life, at love, at redemption.
and Amar a Muerte is the perfect story to do so. "We believe in continuing to innovate at 10 p.m.
Reincarnation is a topic that has been tackled in past Televisa and Telemundo telenovelas, but Univision believes it can give it a new competitive spin. The cast also includes Macarena Achaga, Gonzalo Peña, Cinthia Vázquez, Jessica Mas, Henry Zakka, Nestor Rodulfo, Barbara López, Jessica Díaz, Cayetano Arámburo, Roberto Duarte and Claudia Martín as Eva Carvajal. The series is created by writer and journalist Leonardo Padrón and produced by Lemon Films for W Studios and Univision.
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