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Rosa salvaje ("Wild Rose" or "Wild Rosa") is a Mexican telenovela that was broadcasted in 1987. It starred the popular Mexican actress Verónica Castro, who played the main character, "Rosa", co-starring with Guillermo Capetillo as her love interest and Laura Zapata as the villain of the story.

This telenovela was a huge success in Mexico, Latin America, Russia, China and the United States and provided the template for numerous other South American soap operas in terms of story, plot twists and characters for years to come.


Rosa salvaje es una telenovela mexicana estrenada en 1987. Protagonizada por la eterna diva Veronica Castro, co protagonizada por Guillermo Capetillo y Laura Zapata, la mala del paseo.

Esta novela barrio en Mexico, Latin America, Rusia, China y los Esatdps Unidos, igualmente sento las bases para futuras telenovelas en el continente. Muchas telenovelas se podrian llamar secuelas de Rosita salvaje, al igual que el mundo de la musica se vio lamentablemente contaminado por la secuel da Veronica... don Christian Castro, quien heredo de su madre el talento* y el estilacho. *sarcasmo.

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Darko said…
Hay les queda este post...en el viernes de pasion.
7:31 PM
Jake said…
jiji
pero parece que tuve que esperar a viernos santo para poder entrar a tu blog chango!!!!
podés creer?
además el avispo cerro persiana por fin de semana largo y me quedé sin auxilio bloggero!
cómo va todo por allá?
verónica castro la madre de castro...
uno que canta, no?
y ella qué onda? actriz??
recomendás a ambos?

:)

jake
3:42 AM
Darko said…
Huy no!!! Jake querida, no recomendaria a este par de engendros ni loco. Asi tuviera una bola de billar metida en mi boca, atado de pies y manos y con una magnum 44 con el gatillo montado en la base de mi nuca.... Jamas recomendaria a Varonica Castro...y mucho menos a su Hijo....

Gracias por los comentarios y perdon por el malentendido.
1:43 PM
Four-eyed-missy said…
Hey Darko.
I remember back in the late 90s, there were lots of Mexican soap operas on Philippine TV. Thalia, a Mexican (or Puerto Rican, I am not sure) actress and her soap operas like Maria Mercedes were such monster hits way back! Thalia was so popular that all babies (daughters) born at that time were named after her or her character in the soap operas.
2:48 AM
Darko said…
OMG!....Cant believe it... I remember once while staying in a little town between Damascus and Aleppo I found out in the TV a Mexican soup opera in Arabic Language...I could not help but laugh a lot!....he he he. What a shame.
7:12 PM
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