Monday, May 08, 2017
TELEMUNDO Y MÁS (#1):El Capo, Guerra de Ídolos, La Querida del Centauro2, y más: Week of May 8, 2017
Here are the current telenovelas (all times are Eastern Daylight Time):
• 10:30AM-12PM—Corazón Valiente
• 12PM-2PM (Monday only)—Amar es Primavera (final show)
• 12PM-2PM (Tues -Fri)—Gonul (new show starts Tues)
• 8-9PM—El Capo
• 9-10PM—Guerra de Ídolos
• 10-11PM—La Querida del Centauro2
Everyone is welcome to join in the conversation. Since discussions of all the Telemundo novelas share the same page, please remember to put the name of the telenovela you're referring to at the top of your post, so readers can easily find the conversations they're looking for.
By common agreement, this group DOES NOT discuss previews, trailers, or any other plot information not found in a current or past episode of the current production. Spoilers WILL be removed by the admin. This includes reference to earlier productions of the story, and even the original novel. Thanks for your cooperation!
Labels: capo, centauro2, doña, guerra, telemundo
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interesting,
1) Univision is now beating Telemundo on all 3 novelas.
2) Telemundo ratings are sliding lower each day.
hmm, will we be seeing some changes?
GDI has been moved to Saturday airing at 9pm/8c to 11pm/10c
Deb: Let's hope Telemundo doesn't start chopping-up their TN's because Univision is kicking their asses.
La querida del Centauro:
I missed what turned out to be the first hour of this block last night, so I unfortunately missed Evil Hobo Santa screwing with Yolanda again (and apparently blowing something up?), but I came in just in time to see Bianchini's wife Mariana as Centauro's mole and love thang/proxy (Centauro's straight up fiending for La Heroina, and she apparently doesn't care?!?). Did they explain that particular connection before I came in?
And why do I want Ana, her brother/half-brother/whatever Miguel, and Miguel's utterly bastardly dad to all get hit by a bus?
Any truth to the rumors ?
Hulu now has all episodes of "La Patrona". Aracely has the major role, and a younger, thinner Christian de La Champa (recently seen in Vino el Amor) is one of the secondary characters.
It seems that these networks are too reactive. Why not give Guerra de Idolos time to find an audience instead of exiling it after one week? It really doesn't seem like they gave it a chance, which is odd after how much they promoted it.
How did Telemundo go from having one hour of narcos a night, to now having a solid three-hour block of narcos? All narcos all the time! I can't believe these shows are the ONLY ones that bring in ratings.
SUPER SERIES
El Señor de los Cielos (The Lord of the Skies) – Starring Rafael Amaya, Fernanda Castillo, Carmen Aub and Mariana Seoane, the most successful Super Series™ returns for a sixth season as Aurelio Casillas has recovered all the fortune he lost and finally feels the need to retire. But it's payback time, the hatred he sowed since he sold his soul to the demon of drug trafficking is now knocking at his door with the face and blood of the many innocent people he destroyed. Aurelio will understand that his riches are an illusion and that after having been the great hunter he was, he will now become the prey. The women he mistreated, the men he betrayed, the political puppets he put in power, and even his own children will turn against him. Has the time come for Aurelio to pay for his sins?
La Reina del Sur (The Queen of the South) – Telemundo’s worldwide success picks up with the return of Teresa Mendoza (Kate del Castillo), who became one of the largest drug traffickers in Spain – La Reina del Sur (Queen of the South). Eight years after disappearing without a trace and living a peaceful, idyllic life in the Italian countryside, Teresa’s past finally catches up with her. She is forced to return to Mexico and the dangerous world of drug trafficking.
Señora Acero, La Coyote (The Acero Dynasty) returns for its fourth season starring Carolina Miranda, Jorge Zarate, Gaby Espino and Luis Ernesto Franco. Vicenta Acero, the most feared and notorious “Coyote” on the U.S.-Mexican border, now faces more enemies, both inside and outside the law, who seek revenge and are willing to do anything to destroy the Acero dynasty.
SERIES
Al Otro Lado del Muro (On the Other Side of the Wall) (WT) as the title suggests, is a series that tells the story of two very different women who for their own reasons, have to cross the border from Mexico to the other side. One, Eliza, comes from a humble background, while the other, Sofia, is a prominent figure and the wife of the governor of the state of Puebla. As different as these two women are, they will join forces on the U.S. side of the wall to try to rebuild their lives. Al Otro Lado del Muro will reflect opposite worlds, cultural gaps, different ways of life and the day-to-day life of immigrants who try to make it in a world that is unknown, and sometimes hostile to them.
De Pura Cepa (Of Pure Wine) (WT) tells the story of the Castaño and Montiel families; two hardworking and successful families who have been friends for many years and who share a passion for wine. But their long-time relationship ends with the tragic death of Emilio Castaño in an automobile accident caused by the negligence of his friend, Juanjo Montiel. This unleashes a war between these two families and wineries, exposing their flaws and secrets. It’s a story about real people facing their demons and learning how to defeat them in order to rise again and harvest the best of wines, as authentic and pure as they are.
José José, El Príncipe de la Canción (Jose Jose, The Prince of Song) (WT) – the official authorized series – tells the real-life story of the life of José José, “El Príncipe de la Canción” (The Prince of Song), a musical icon whose life represents success, love and redemption. His incomparable talent carried him through a melodious, yet stormy life, as it seemed he was predestined to take an important place in the musical history of Mexico and Latin America.
Los Guerrero (The Guerreros) (WT) tells the story of a dysfunctional yet very loving family of five siblings who are left in the U.S. to survive alone after their father passes away and their mother is deported to Mexico. Suddenly their American dream becomes a nightmare of survival. The line between right and wrong becomes blurred as they struggle to make ends meet. Their one ray of hope is Marisol, the middle sister, who through her passion for soccer reignites their belief that dreams can be achieved.
Sin Senos Si Hay Paraiso (Without Breasts There Is Paradise) stars Carmen Villalobos, Fabian Rios, Catherine Siachoque, Majida Issa and Carolina Gaitan. Season two picks up after older Catalina (Carmen Villalobos), who everyone believed to be dead for many years, returns. With the help and support of secret agents, Catalina, now an anti-narcotics agent herself, captures and extradites La Diabla to the United States. La Diabla manages to evade authorities and flees to Colombia. Now, Catalina and La Diabla, once inseparable friends, face off as mortal enemies.
MINI-SERIES
El César (Cesar) (WT) follows the official story of Mexico’s legendary and worldwide boxing idol, Julio César Chávez, a man who remained undefeated for 13 years, 11 months and 14 days. Julio César Chávez has everything: family, fame, money and legions of followers. However, his accessibility to the world of drugs, love affairs with Hollywood stars, the highest levels of political power and addictions to alcohol and drugs, will end his career and also almost end his life. The series will bring viewers into the Mexican Grand Champion’s stormy life both inside and outside of the ring, as he walks through the rough path that will eventually lead him to becoming an idol to millions.
El Ganador (The Winner) (WT) is Nicky Jam’s official and authorized true story, from his humble origins in Boston, his turbulent life in the streets full of violence and vices, to his rise to become the King of Reggaeton, one of the most popular musical genres in the world. El Ganador is a story about overcoming obstacles, the pursuit of success and about having to start from zero with everything against you, again and again. It’s about losing everything and recovering it by doing what you love, until fulfilling your dreams.
El Secreto de Selena (Selena’s Secret) (WT), based on the bestselling book by Emmy Award-winning journalist María Celeste Arrarás, tells the revealing story behind the tragic death of beloved Mexican-American singer Selena Quintanilla. There is no doubt that Yolanda Saldívar pulled the trigger on the superstar, but does anyone know what really happened moments before the crime took place? El Secreto de Selena pulls together the pieces of this puzzle and depicts what really happened on that rainy day in March of 1995.
Luis Miguel (WT) – the official authorized TV series based on the life of the internationally renowned music super star, 10-time Billboard Latin Music Award winner and multi-platinum recording artist. The TV series will have its world premiere on Telemundo and will be produced by Gato Grande Productions. MGM's President, Television Group and Digital, Mark Burnett, will help develop the series and lead Gato Grande in its first scripted project designed to tackle the growing U.S. Hispanic market.
Partido a Partido (One Game at a Time) (WT) is a thriller that tells the story of a serial killer who assassinates some of the most prominent personalities in the elite world of Spanish professional soccer. It will be up to a young and inexperienced sports journalist, Patricia, to stop him. Patricia is married to Diego, a professional soccer player, who is shot in the middle of a game and is left in a coma. The world of sports is in complete disarray with no clue as to why, until surprisingly, the serial killer contacts Patricia and asks for her to be his voice.
Okay, the big surprise for me--bringing back their first honest-to-God ratings juggernaut, La Reina del Sur, and with Kate del Castillo to boot. I guess they thought Sin senos si hay paraiso did okay after its eight-year gap, so why not this? (That said, since USA has its English-language version and it's very loosely tied to the narcoverse...I don't even know...)
De pura cepa sounds like their obligatory big-budget traditional novela, though (after I finished having a Vino el amor flashback--urgh)...either it or Al otro lado del muro. Those will probably be the two to look out for, assuming Telemundo doesn't freak out and shelve either one of them for however many months or so.
Five limited series, though...that's definitely not common at all for Telemundo, so I'm wondering how short these are going to be. Or if they're all going to make it to air; the Luis Miguel and especially the Selena series are probably locks, but the others could all get the axe.
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