TV Novels

This romantic melodrama features Alejandra Aguirre (Amparo Grisales), a gorgeous, tenacious woman with an amazingly well-preserved body. She grows rice in the rural town of Castellón-and hides a deep, shocking secret. She is a 50-year-old woman with great passion, sensuality, and splendor. Her self-willed intensity puts her in the middle of a rivalry between Leonardo Cisneros (Gabriel Porras) and his handsome, daring son Ángel (Michel Brown). Both dashing men want to possess this vivacious heroine.

Lolita is an attractive girl who has been in love with Esteban, a man older than her, who could be her own father.

María Teresa is a city girl who has to move to a farm to try to save her family from financial ruin. In that place he will find love with Santos, with whom he has differences, but there is an attraction between the two.

A story of a mature couple loving each other and living a happy life, suddenly turns into a tragic accident with husband. Five years later their daughter meets step father first time and twists in the story start....

Isabel Montalbán moves to a small town with her husband in search of recovery for her serious lung problems. Her arrival changes the lives of the well-respected Otero family, especially brothers Sergio and Daniel.

Story of Renata, a woman from a wealthy family who falls for Pablo, foreman of her father's estate.

Maricruz and Beatriz are best friends, Beatriz comes from a wealthy family and Maricruz doesn't. Both are about to turn 15, at which age they will leave their childhood behind. Girls, welcome to adulthood.

In cosmopolitan 1950s Istanbul, a mother with a troubled past works at a nightclub to reconnect with and help the rebellious daughter she couldn't raise.

Ángela marries Álvaro after a whirlwind romance during his business trip. After Álvaro abandons her in favor of his other fiancée Samanta, Ángela tracks him down and meets Leonardo, a doctor who may offer real love.

Bella Cepeda is a beautiful young woman who is in love with her childhood friend, Antonio Segovia, a member of a prominent conservative family. As a consequence of her unequal social station, Bella has to contend with the inevitable heartaches caused by the Segovia family's distrust and contempt of her relationship with Antonio. The central character's life worries are amplified when she becomes the target of desire of an unscrupulous, yet powerful businessman, Román Montero, who is lured to the banana exporting region from the capital city with the hopes of tapping into the underdeveloped local economy. Infatuated by Bella, Señor Montero intends to make her his lover, however, upon rejection by the maiden, he abducts her and secludes her in his grand estate. During her captivity, nobody, particularly her beloved Antonio, comes to her rescue. On the contrary, Antonio is led to believe that Bella willingly initiates a romance with Montero, motivated by avarice. Further compounding the heroine's misfortune is the loss of her remaining family member, effectively becoming deprived of family and love. Abandoned by loved ones and abused by a degenerate, a young Bella's heart is poisoned with bitterness. Notwithstanding, she refuses to suffocate under her calamity and determines to take back charge of her life. She accomplishes her goal by engaging in the sex trade, soon being able to amass wealth and a particular prestige. As a whole new woman, she returns to her home village, Agua Hermosa, with a singular aim in mind: to take revenge against those that did her wrong. At the top of her list are her former lover Antonio and her former tormentor Román.

Rosario Guerrero is a mariachi, a singer of traditional Mexican music (rancheras), who works at the popular Bar Garibaldi in Bogota, Colombia. One night she finds Emiliano Sanchez-Gallardo at the door of the Bar in a fragile state after being mugged and robbed of all his money, credit cards and all forms of ID, including his Mexican passport. She decides to help him without knowing that Emiliano is a wealthy Mexican that has arrived in Colombia as a fugitive of the law, falsely accused of a mayor crime, and that he is giving her a false name and ficticious background. Instantly attracted to each other, their friendship will face formidable challenges and transform their lives forever. The storyline explores lessons in life for both Emiliano and Rosario. Emiliano is astounded to receive Rosario's generous help despite her obvious poverty and the fact that she does not know who Emiliano really is. Thanks to her, Emiliano, who is blessed with a beautiful singing voice, manages to survive as a singer at Bar Garibaldi, while evading the assiduous hunt mounted by the Interpol, and the Mexican and Colombian police forces. Foremost, he discovers through the mariachi world in Colombia, his own Mexican roots and culture, which have an extensive presence in Colombia. He also finds himself falling inexorably in love with Rosario, a woman who he would never have considered in his previous life, and who now will become the great love of his life. Rosario also finds true love with Emiliano. Through him, she also manages to accept and understand her late father, who was killed while in frivolous pursuit of a woman other than his wife, Rosario's mother. The happiest and saddest moments in Rosario's life are connected to the memory of her father, a mariachi singer, romantic and passionate, given to heavy drinking and womanizing. Her father's death left Rosario, her sick mother, and younger sister almost destitute and forced Rosario to start work as a singer at an early age to support her family. Trying to overcome the memory of a dysfunctional childhood, Rosario studies Business Administration part time at a local public university in hopes of bettering the economic circumstances of her family. Despite her painful memories, Rosario maintains a romantic image of her father and preserves his magnificent mariachi suit enshrined as a relic in a glass case. A suit without owner, Rosario's longing for her father fades when she falls in love with Emiliano and lends him the beautiful suit to sing at Bar Garibaldi. Handsome, wealthy and arrogant Emiliano Sanchez-Gallardo, member of one of the most powerful and aristocratic families in Mexico, never imagined that he would end up as a mariachi singer in a Mexican bar of mediocre category in Bogota, Colombia. When he first fled from Mexico, he expected that his situation would be straightened out within a few short weeks, so he did not feel compelled to tell Rosario the truth about himself and his circumstances. But the problem is not only extremely serious, but gets worse as the months roll by. Betrayed by his partners and his own Mexican lawyer, and suspected by his own family of being guilty of money laundering and association with organized crime, Emiliano, left to his own devices, must transform himself into a poor Colombian mariachi and survive on a minimum wage. Besides the stress of pretending to be someone else at all times, and the distress of coping with the collapse of his family and his life in Mexico, Emiliano must learn to master his lack of humility, withstand the ferocious opposition of his rivals and the harassment of predatory women who are intent on separating him from Rosario. Above all, he must adapt and learn a profound lesson in life as viewed from the bottom up. Rosario also learns to stand strong by her man, despite the many powerful forces aligned against them. Together, Emiliano and Rosario will learn to overcome all obstacles, no matter how formidable, through their total commitment to each other's unconditional love.

Nacho and Luisa without caring the consequences bet that he can seduce a woman 10 years older than him. The victim of the bet is Jimena, a woman psychologically mistreated by her husband. Nacho and Jimena end up falling in love facing serious dangers.

Five women with the same birthmark set out to unravel the truth about their pasts and discover a tragic web of lies spun by a powerful politician.

Soledad Ahumada is a beautiful woman educated as man rejects the claimants who him approach her. Daniel Clemente will bet that it can conquer her.

A woman is married to the owner of a Talavera factory in a world where everyone is happy

After many years of marriage with her unfaithful husband. A woman in her late 40s discover that she can find love with a younger man.

Three things in life can not be hidden "love, smoke and lack of money". The social society and the events behind the business world are told.

A rich man named Adnan marries Bihter, who is younger than him. A poisonous forbidden love begins between Adnan's nephew Behlül and Bihter who lives in the same mansion.

A young woman married to a wealthy old man falls in love with his young son.

Worlds collide and lives shatter when Altagracia, a powerful and elegant businesswoman, plots a twisted revenge while falling in love.

Señora Acero 3: La Coyote--Bastard daughter of Vicente Acero, Vicenta Rigores Acero (La Coyote) must come face-to-face with her destiny to become the New Señora Acero, as she is the heiress of the Acero family dynasty.

Childhood friends Elisa, Damian, and Gael meet again as adults and their relationship strains under the weight of their warring families and romantic entanglements.

An overbearing mother blinded by high social class preparing her son to take over the family's sugar cane plantation. A Love triangle between three childhood friends. Who will win her heart and at what cost?

A girl with a scar on her face sells flowers to support her sick mother.

A family-owned hotel in the fictional coastal Spanish town of Cantaloa in 1905: love, blackmail, jealousies, crime, comedy, and plots and counter-plots all involving the hotel's owners, guests, detectives, and residential employees.