La Virgen de las Siete Calles (TV series)

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La Virgen de las Siete Calles
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Genre Telenovela
Dramatic television series
Created byAuthor:
Alfredo Flores
Adaptation:
Enrique Alfonso
Directed byJuan Miranda
StarringMarisol Mendez
Juan Carlos Zambrana
Opening theme"Lágrimas y sonrisas"
(by Erwin Vaca Pereyra)
Country of origin Bolivia
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes15
Production
Executive producerEnrique Alfonso
ProducerEnrique Alfonso
Production location Santa Cruz de la Sierra
CinematographyVarious
Camera setup Multi-camera
Running time45 min.
Production companySAFIPRO
Original release
Network Cruceña de Television
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La Virgen de las Siete Calles (Spanish for: "The Virgin of the Seven Streets") is a Bolivian telenovela adapted from a novel with the same name by Alfredo Flores. Produced by Santa Cruz Films Productions in 1987 with a total of 15 chapters, the TV drama was adapted for television and directed by Enrique Alfonso and Juan Miranda.

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Synopsis

It tells the story of Zora Abrego, only daughter of Antorio and Aurora, who died in a hunting accident and fire. After losing her parents, Zora is in the charge of her aunt Paulina, who hated the girl because she envied the life of Aurora. When Zora, the "Virgin", matures, she is virtually sold by her aunt to Juvenal Roca, who after a while fleeing after committing a crime. Zora meets the newcomer Carlos Toledo at a party. Romance develops between them after the return of Juvenal, but ends in tragedy.

Profile of the characters

Production

Broadcasting

Megavisión Channel 18 (re-released in 2007)

Cast

in order of opening
Actor/ActressCharacter
Marisol MendezZora Abrego / Aurora
Juan Carlos ZambranaCarlos Toledo
Agustín SaavedraJuvenal Roca
Efraín CapobiancoJuan Bravo
Carlos JordánAlberto Chavez
Betty JustinianoPaulina
Eduardo GalarzaAntonio
Claudia AlfonsoZora Abrego (child)
María del Carmen de AlfonsoMs. Concepción
Frida SoriaAunt Petrona
Etelvina PeñaAunt Virginia
Antonio AnzoateguiColoreta Gutiérrez
Danny MatiezoRosa
Enrique AlfonsoDiego Marañon
Raúl BauerRamirito
Sandra SorichCarolina
Sandra MercadoAlicia
Marcia CapobiancoJosefina
Luis ValenzuelaAurelio Ortiz
Jaime Sebastián
Delmiro Vargas
Jorge Flores
Bernardo Céspedes
Luis Valenzuela
Lorgio Jordan
Roxana Capobianco
Genoveva Quevedo
Monica de Urey
Marcia Capobianco
Sandra Mercado
Sandra Sorich
Franz Viscarra
Fanny De Alfonso
Udalrrico Zambrana
Willie Grunbaum
Rosa María Barba
Marcela Escalante
Joao Jose Antonio
Enrique Amador
Garret Ohogins
Antonio Gil
Emigdio Ávalos
Edmundo Ribera
Lily De Rivero
Ricardo AlfonsoCarlos Toledo (child)
José Luis Capobianco
Katty Gutiérrez
Monica Landivar
Claudia Landivar
Any Barroso
Rodolfo Suárez
Joaquín De La Fuente
Carlos Ortiz
Percy Román
Carlos Callaú
Mireya De Díaz
Rómulo Dresco
Fernando Natusch
Paúl Chávez
Widen Sorich
Aida Terrazas
Jazmine SorucoSpanish dancer

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