Mujer de madera

Série télévisée
2004–2005
TV-14
1h

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Jaime Camil, Edith González, and Gabriel Soto in Mujer de madera (2004)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA sweet woman named Marissa inherits her father's ranch after his death in a fire. Deeply in love with César, their wedding gets interrupted when another woman claims to be pregnant with his... Tout lireA sweet woman named Marissa inherits her father's ranch after his death in a fire. Deeply in love with César, their wedding gets interrupted when another woman claims to be pregnant with his child.A sweet woman named Marissa inherits her father's ranch after his death in a fire. Deeply in love with César, their wedding gets interrupted when another woman claims to be pregnant with his child.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,0/10

113

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Prix
- 6 nominations au total

Épisodes205

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1 Saison2 ans

Anecdotes
Edith Gonzales was replaced by Ana Patricia Rojo during the second half of the series because Gonzales was pregnant.

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Commentaire en vedette

10/10

The Worst Violent History!

I was fan of mega producer Emilio Larrosa (Las Vías del Amor), but now in his new story, talks about the authorities' corruption of our country, kidnapping, drugs, abortion and prostitution, the same topics were seen on "Las Vías del Amor" (2002), but this is a big exception, all of this drama is so overacting, the characters were played in such a terrible way that you realize there is no people like them in the real world, as an example these villains only make stupid things.

I'm so disappointed with this novela, besides the leading actress Edith González (Salomé) left the story in the middle of this, because of her pregnancy and Ninel Conde (Big Brother Vip3) and Susana González (Entre el Amor y el Odio), would take her place. I hope, the finale is not to predictable. Better luck next time, Emilio!