Monday, May 06, 2013
New Telenovela: Corazon Indomable - Starts May 13th at 7PM
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Labels: Indomable, proximas, recappers-needed, synopsis-cast
Thanks so much for putting this up.
Wow, this one sounds like it is full of intrigue and love. Wonderful actors in this one too. Daniel Arenas, Ana Brenda Contreras, Rene Stricker, Ana Patricia Rojo as a blonde!
This one, I think, will be better than Corona de Lagrimas : )
I wish that it was in the 8 to 9 or the 9 to 10 slot, 7:00 is a little early but what man can turn
down Ana Brenda? It seems like Univision just keeps comming up with winners over and over again.
the gringo.
It is naive, but very nice novela.
And what I like the most - a lot of action. This plot covers almost 30 episodes and there were much and much more important things
Alegria
Alegria
Thalía would sometimes mix the costeño accent with a chilango entonation because she is from DF and that's the entonation that comes naturally for her when she tries to put on a local accent (you can hear her sound more natural on María Mercedes and María la del Barrio).
Ana Brenda uses a tamaulipeco accent in Corazón Indomable. It's a norteño kind but it has its own particularities. It sounds very natural because she is from Tamaulipas so she is actually using her own accent so maybe it won't feel as odd to you UA.
They should actually all have accents in this novela and in others taking place in northern areas of Mexico(like PEAM or La Fuerza del Destino). The local accents in the central, coastal and southern areas can be lighter or even not really be heard on some people depending various circumstances(like education, social status, etc.) but in the north pretty much everybody has a heavy accent, it doesn't matter if you are rich or poor or if you went to college or have graduate studies. Also, northern accents are very sticky, you spent four days over there and you start speaking like them.
Jarocha
New york, Boston,Southern etc. The gringo is learning.
the gringo
I know it is very popular here and many people like it, I still remember Marimar so I can keep up with the story easily but they still have enough differences to give it a new tone and feeling. This kind of story is one the people love over here. I love the Tamaulipas setting because I don't think I've seen it before in a Televisa novela (but I did see it in one of Azteca), hopefully those who choose to watch it in the US will enjoy it.
Jarocha
It's harder to do other local accents because the studios are in Mexico City and they usually aren't able to spent enough time in locations to mingle with the people and mimic their accent. I like it when they do their best to get it right though, like in Refugio, it gives the story so much more authenticity.
I always forget that PEAM is set in Monterrey because nobody uses a regio accent and that's one of the most popular accents in Mexico and I think it's one of the easiest to imitate. That tone is so sticky, spend thirty minutes talking with a regio and you can easily replicate the sound.
It's funny because I can't do a jarocho accent since it implies changing the sound of consonants and I spent years at school learning not to do that but the regio is all about the tone and there's something in it that is very catchy.
Jarocha
Also, Corazon Indomable is NOT a rewrite of Marimar. The original was a Venezuelan novela named "La Indomable" made in the early 70s. It was then made in Mexico for the first time as "La Venganza" in 1977. It was a straightforward drama, with the great Helena Rojo and Enrique Lizalde. Marimar was the second Mexican version and departed in many ways from the first version, particularly in that it was purposely made to be more a comedy than a drama. Corazon Indomable is actually based on the 1977 version, with the original character names. It retains some minor comedic elements, but it is mostly a drama, with great acting and direction, and very good pacing. I have watched the first 50 episodes on the internet and can't wait to watch them again on my TV when it starts here on Univision. It's that good.
The Thalia version of this story, however, is the best known and the one that was sent far and wide around the world. I think most people in the places this version will be sold will compare it with Marimar. But it's good that they went back to many of the elements from the original story. I have seen this with some other recent remakes too.
So far there seems to be a lot of interest in watching this one, but I haven't seen anyone step up to say they can recap. (Other than an offer to help out from Jardinera, who is already on a recapping team.) I'm considering it. Any other takers?
I'm looking forward to this one...though I'm nervous about Daniel Arenas in a dramatic role. He was so wooden in Teresa. He was fabulous in Amorcito Corazon. I much prefer him in a comedic role.
Sara
Alegria
Marimar was a Pimsteín production from the 90's. They had commedy and odd situations but they were very charming. Marimar, María Mercedes, La Pícara Soñadora, Simplemente María, Rosa Salvaje, etc. All international hits.
About actors, I prefer Daniel Arenas to some of the galanes getting leads in telenovelas at the moment like William Levy, Gabriel Soto or David Zepeda (though I like Zepeda as a villain). He is handsome and manly but he can be sweet and kind without sounding corny or forced, he still has to work on his chops but I think he's okay.
Now, an actor that SHOULD have gotten a lead years ago: Marcelo Córdoba. He has it all, why Televisa is not using it like they should? I don't know.
Any veteran or newbie recappers out there...speak now or forever hold your peace.
I think Marcelo does get great roles right now so if the reason he doesn't get to be a galán is that it is his own choice I'll accept it but it would be great for his pocket if he got to play a galán at least once. Also, I personally tend to enjoy a novela better when I love the galán.
Jarocha
Jarocha- I DEFINITELY enjoy the tn more when I love the galan. ;-) If Marcelo were a galan, I think I would become a bit obsessed with the tn. LOL!
Alegria
Sara- I think the weekly post is our best option right now. I'll reach out to Jane and suggest it so that we can get a tag. Then I'll happily post the header each week. I'll also happily do a recap of the first episode. As we go through the week, anyone who is willing or able to do mini recaps in the comments are welcome to, as we did with Amorcito Corazon.
Alegria
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ViviDC: We might be able to stick up hilights of the episodios for the nights without recappers and then compile whatever comes up in a post till somebody volunteers for that day. What do you think?
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SaraC: ITSA and you can double the eye rolls!! Uni really needs to delete the 10PM Eastern slot IMNSHO. Most of the time I end up falling asleep and watching the tape the next AM. Those who work regularly cannot help but do the same I'm sure. But they're competing with Telemundo and their drug cartel dramas I suppose and maybe the extra time zone I think they have down there....???
I like Sara's idea of the weekly header. I would love to recap but am in serious transition now (leaving old job, waiting to hear about new one) otherwise I'd help.
After the first two weeks, if we are either not generating enough comments or don't have any additional recappers, I say we then go to a 1-3 x per week post. How does that sound?
Cathyx - Melinama/Jane's e-mail is caray@mappamundi.com.
Looks like the schedule is:
Monday- Vivi
Tuesday- Jardinera (at least temporarily)
Wednesday- ?
Thursday- ?
Friday- Cece
La Paloma
Monday- Vivi
Tuesday- Jardinera
Wednesday- Cathyx
Thursday- La Paloma
Friday- Cece
Thanks for stepping up to the plate ladies!
Right now I'm recapping Pasion Prohibida, too, but one day a week with the new TN would be fun.
Just let me know if you still need me.
Thanks
And Cece can't start recapping until the 24th, so we for sure need someone to recap on the 17th. E-mail me and I'll pull you into our recapping team discussion.
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