| Belinda | |
|---|---|
| Developed by | TV Azteca |
| Directed by | Luis Alberto Lamatta Sergio Treviño Freddy García Johnny Solórzano |
| Starring | Leonardo Garcia Mariana Torres |
| Opening theme | "Amor Mio" by Tres de Copas |
| Country of origin | Mexico |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of episodes | 105 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 45 minutes |
| Production company | TV Azteca |
| Original release | |
| Network | Azteca Trece |
| Release | April 26 – September 17, 2004 |
Belinda (For You) is a Mexican telenovela that aired in 2004 on TV Azteca's Azteca 13. It starred Leonardo Garcia and Mariana Torres as protagonists.
| Actor | Character | Known as |
|---|---|---|
| Mariana Torres | Belinda Arismendi | Main heroine. Daughter of Roberto and Cristina, in love with Ricardo |
| Leonardo Garcia | Ricardo Semprum Latorre | Main hero. Son of Adolfo |
| Héctor Bonilla | Roberto Arismendi | Father of Anabela and Belinda, husband of Lucrecia |
| Anna Ciocchetti | Lucrecia Fuenmayor de Arismendi | Villain. Wife of Roberto; mother of Anabela and Alfredo |
| Sebastián Ligarde | Adolfo Semprum Inchaustegui | Villain. Father of Ricardo, Helena and Alfredo |
| Regina Torne | Eloisa Fuenmayor | Mother of Lucrecia and Renata |
| Laura Padilla | Renata Fuenmayor | Daughter of Eloisa, sister of Lucrecia, mother of Gustavo |
| Gabriela Vergara | Cristina Romero / Belinda Romero | Mother of Belinda / Sister of Cristina, aunt of Belinda Arismendi |
| Actor | Character | Known as |
|---|---|---|
| Tamara Monserrat | Anabela Arismendi | Villain. Daughter of Lucrecia and Roberto, girlfriend of Ricardo |
| Luis Arrieta | Alfredo Arismendi | Son of Lucrecia and Adolfo |
| Elba Jiménez | Helena Semprum | Daughter of Adolfo, sister of Ricardo and Alfredo |
| Calos Mata | Dr. Alfonso Rivas | Doctor, friend of Roberto, godfather of Belinda |
| Rodrigo Cachero | Gustavo Flores | Adopted son of Teresa, son of Renata |
| Irene Arcila | Teresa Flores | |
| Tania Arredondo | Coraima Valdez | Maid in Lucrecia's house, in love with Alfredo |
| Carmen Delgado | Gardenia Valdez | Housekeeper in Lucrecia's house |
| Albeto Casanova | Ernesto Marin | Villain. Brother of Osvaldo |
| Alejandro Lukini | Osvaldo Marin | Colleague of Roberto, brother of Ernesto |
| Aarón Beas | Ruben Fuentes | |
| Adriana Cataño | Jacqueline Tovar | |
| Andres Palacios | Jesus Infante | |
| Eduardo Victoria | Pablo Noriega | Colleague of Roberto |
| Elsa Aguirre | ||
| Graciela Orozco | ||
| Jesus Vargas | Doctor | |
| Jorge Levi | Enrique Flores | Husband of Teresa |
| Jorge Caceres | Martin Reyes | Professor |
| María Colla | ||
| María Rebeca | Patricia 'Paty' | Colleague of Roberto |
| Marcela Ruiz Esparza | Veronica | Friend of Belinda |
| Mariana Urrutia | Hayde | |
| Omar Germenos | ||
| Seraly Morales | Gaby | Colleague of Ricardo |
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