List of telenovelas

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This article contains a list of telenovelas sorted by their country of origin. Telenovelas are a style of limited-run television soap operas, particularly prevalent in Latin America.

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Angola

Argentina

Bolivia

Brazil

Rede Globo

Rede Record

Rede Bandeirantes

Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão

Rede Manchete

Canada

Chile

Colombia

Croatia

AVA Production

RTL Televizija

Ring Multimedia

Nova TV

Dominican Republic

El Salvador

Germany

Hungary

Paprika Studios

Mexico

Televisa

TV Azteca

Argos Comunicación

Panama

Paraguay

Peru

Philippines

Portugal

Puerto Rico

Serbia

South Africa


Turkey

Spain

United States

Univision

Telemundo

MyNetworkTV

Uruguay

Venezuela

Venevisión

RCTV

Televen

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