Anita no te rajes

*Anita no te rajes*
Anita no te rajes
Genre	Telenovela
Created by	Valentina Párraga
Written by	Axel Herreman; Paul Rodríguez; Roberto Stopello; Perla Farías ;
Directed by	Danny Gavidia; David Posada;
Creative director	Piedad Arango
Starring	Ivonne Montero ; Jorge Enrique Abello ; Natalia Streignard ; Marcelo Cezán;
Music by	Alberto Slezynger
Opening theme	"Anita no te rajes" by Bacha
Country of origin	United States
Original language	Spanish
No. of episodes	139
Production
Executive producers	Alejandro García Ramón; Aurelio Valcárcel Carroll ;
Producers	Martha Godoy; Mary-Kathryn Kennedy;
Cinematography	Joseph Martínez; Rafael Puentes;
Editor	Sebastián Jiménez
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Production company	Telemundo Studios
Original release
Network	Telemundo
Release	September 14, 2004 –; April 4, 2005

Last updated January 06, 2024

Anita, no te rajes (Anita, Don't Give Up!) is a Spanish-language telenovela produced by the American-based television network Telemundo. It stars Jorge Enrique Abello, Ivonne Montero and Natalia Streignard. It was written by Valentina Parraga,^[1] directed by David Posada and Gaviria; with Martha Godoy and Mary-Kathryn Kennedy as General Producer and Aurelio Valcárcel Carroll as Executive Producer. This telenovela was aired in at least 10 countries around the world.

Although the novela was set in Los Angeles, Telemundo filmed the serial in Miami, Fl. Through [sometimes not so] careful editing it was made to appear as Los Angeles. The network debuted it on September 14, 2004 to April 4, 2005 at the 7 pm (6 pm central) timeslot. Telemundo added English subtitles as closed captions on CC3.

Plot

¡Anita, no te rajes! is a funny story which tells the adventures of Anita, a positive and happy young Mexican girl who never gave up on everything, following her deceased mother's quote: "Las Guerrero no se rajan" (The Guerreros never give up). Anita decides to come to the US without her documents in order to find her aunt, Consuelo Guerrero, the only surviving member of her family.

Consuelo married an important contractor of Irish origins and she is heiress to a huge fortune.

Cast

Jorge Enrique Abello as Eduardo Jose Contreras - main hero, in love with Anita, spouse of Ariana, son of Emiliano
Ivonne Montero as Ana 'Anita' Guerrero - main heroine, daughter of Graciela, in love with Eduardo
Natalia Streignard as Ariana Elena "Dupont" Perez Aristizábal - main female villain, wife of Eduardo, hates Anita
Marcelo Cezán as David Aristizábal - cousin of Anita, in love with Anita and then with Lucecita
Elluz Peraza as Consuelo Guerrero / Graciela O'Donnell - mother of Anita and Billy, stepmother of Maggie
Eduardo Serrano as Emiliano Contreras - father of Eduardo, in love with Graciela
Isabel Moreno as Cachita Moret - grandmother of Lucecita, ex-friend of Amanda
Jeannette Lehr as Carlota Aristizábal de Dupont - mother of Ariana, villain, then she goes crazy
Martha Picanes as Amanda Aristizábal - grandmother of Anita and David, aunt of Ariana, villain, then hero
Roberto Moll as Abelardo Reyes - father of David, in love with Dulce
Laura Termini as Maggie O`Donnell - daughter of Tom, hates Anita, half sister of Billy
Christian Tapán as Padre Francisco - friend of Eduardo
Giovan Ramos as Ramiro Albornoz - villain, father of the child of Ariana, killed by Ariana
Alexa Kuve as Dulce Maria Contreras - sister of Eduardo, in love with Abelardo
Millie Ruperto as Ambar Barros - mother of Angie, in love with Memo
Andrea Loreto as Angie Barros - daughter of Ambar
Ruben Camelo as Roque Izquierdo - father of Guadalupe and husband of Nati Izquierdo
Jana Martinez as Nati Izquierdo - mother of Guadalupe and wife of Roque Izquierdo
Kenia Gazcon as Guadalupe Izquierdo - daughter of Nati and Roque, in love with Chucho
Yadira Santana as Mercedes - maid of family Contreras
Michelle Manterola as Lucecita - best friend of Anita, granddaughter of Cachita, in love with David
Yaxkin Santalucia as El Chucho - in love with Guadalupe
Sabas Malaver as Memo Valiente - in love with Ambar
Jorge Alberti as El Fresa
Gabriel Parisi as Billy O`Donnell - son of Tom and Graciela
Daniel Fabius as Tom O`Donnell - spouse of Graciela, dies in a car accident
Martha Mijares as Zilfides Delgado The Judge
Enrique Rodriguez as Camilo
Steve Roth as Plutarco Madrid, main male villain, Arianna's lover and accomplice

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References

↑ "¡Anita, no te rajes!". www.seriesnow.com. Archived from the original on 2017-08-06. Retrieved 2004-09-14.

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[1] "¡Anita, no te rajes!". www.seriesnow.com. Archived from the original on 2017-08-06. Retrieved 2004-09-14.

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