Monday, April 18, 2011
Cuando Me Enamoro - synopsis in English
Cuando me enamoro: a telenovela full of passions, love, encounters, misunderstandings, betrayals and vengeance. About the rebelliousness that overwhelms our will when a strong sentiment like love can't be controlled or quenched, which doesn't disappear even when we fight it within ourselves ...
This is just what happens to our protagonists Renata and Jerónimo, who find themselves in the terrible predicament of hating the profound love that grows between them. A woman in love marries a man whose primary goal is to avenge the death of his half brother.
Jerónimo, a businessman who lives in Spain, comes to Mexico to visit his half-brother Rafael Gutiérrez, employed by las Empresas Monterrubio and owner of a hacienda. On his arrival he's informed his brother has killed himself over a woman called "La Bonita", Roberta Monterrubio, whom he was to marry and who supposedly abandoned him. In reality, it was her mother who murdered him!
In the airport he meets Renata (adopted daughter of Gonzalo, director of the Monterrubio businesses) casually and is struck by her beauty immediately, not knowing her true identity. Love rises between them that will mark them for life.
It was destiny, along with the intrigues of "mother" Josefina) and Renata's sister Roberta, that make Jerónimo think (incorrectly) that Renata had a relationship with his half brother Rafaél who, feeling betrayed and used by her, committed suicide. Jerónimo swears at his brother's grave that his death ill not go unpunished; despite the profound love he feels for Renata, he deceives her and desides to make her suffer and pay for all the sadness she caused his brother.
Eventually Jerónimo discovers it was really Roberta and Josefina, the grand villains of the story, that played with Rafael's sentiments. The whole world thinks of Renata and Roberta as twin sisters, but [of course] there is a great secret: Josefina is Roberta's mother but Renata is the daughter of Regina and Roberto.
Josefina and Roberto were lovers; she got pregnant at the same time as his wife Regina. When Josefina discovered Roberto would only protect his legitimate daughter, leaving Roberta none of his inheritance and fortune, she decided to rob the little girl for revenge. Josefina took the little girl on as her own with the intention of recuperating her inheritance and sharing it with her and her half-sister when she reached the age of 25.
In profound sorrow Regina Soberón dedicates her whole life to finding her daughter, renouncing her own womanhood in favor of the search. With time she encounters love again with Antonio, a good man who offers her help and stability; on the other hand there's Gonzala, a married man...
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This has gotten great press, but I don't think I will be tuning in. Honestly for me nothing tops La Mentira with Kate del Castillo and Guy Ecker. They're both fabulous as is the supporting cast, and the novela was unintentionally funny at times with the amount of inappropriate drinking the writers had Kate doing.
Juan Soler doesn't appeal to me (although I'm fresh off hating Aldo; maybe a new character of his can win me over), but I'll give this a chance.
Juan Soler is really good in Cañaveral de Pasiones, which was topnotch. He's also good in La Otra. His characters aren't necessarily appealing though.
Looks like we're in for a HUGE cast. Loads and loads of characters to keep track of. I'm curious to see how they all work into the story.
I like Juán Soler, I LOVED him in Cañaveral de Pasiones and I liked him in La Otra. His character here drives me a little batty but the character of Demetrio used to drive me batty in La Mentira too.
Jarocha
Looking forward to Navarro though.
He definitely looks 100x better than Aldo now that he has a decent haircut. (Let Colunga grow his hair out again, though! Please!!)
Juan Soler seems like a pretty good actor. I am not a big fan, but I don't find him annoying either. If he does well in this role I expect I'll enjoy it. He does look pretty good with the haircut.
Not sure if I'll be able to handle a super long drawn out plot with lots of suffering though. I couldn't handle La Otra - the lead female just cried too much, accepted way too much abuse, and the mother was such a mean nightmare.
We'll see.
Audrey
I still haven't decided whether to watch it. I loved Silvia Navarro in "Mañana es Para Siempre" and I liked Juan Soler in "Apuesta Por Un Amor" and "La Otra," but the plot of CME reads like a rehash of a dozen bad telenovelas.
Sylvia will you send me a message at cherylnewmex@gmail.com. I think the directions for posting have changed and I may not know the new way either. Thanks.
Last one in is a rubber ducky!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoVMa3DL-MY
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