Calle luna, Calle sol

Calle luna, Calle sol
Genre Telenovela
Romance
Drama
Created by José Vicente Quintana
Directed by Otto Rodríguez
Starring Mónica Spear
Manuel Sosa
Chantal Baudaux
Nacho Huett
Opening theme Calle luna, Calle sol by Víctor Muñoz
Country of origin Venezuela
Original language(s) Spanish
No. of episodes 130
Production
Executive producer(s) Carmen Cecilia Urbaneja
Producer(s) José Gerardo Guillén
Release
Original network RCTV
Picture format 480i SDTV
Original release March 18 – September 14, 2009
Chronology
Preceded by Nadie me dirá como quererte
Followed by Libres como el viento

Calle Luna, Calle Sol (English title:World's Apart) is a Venezuelan telenovela produced by RCTV in 2009[1] as a free adaptation of the telenovela Marielena that was produced by the same channel in 1979.[2] The title of the telenovela is taken from the song of the same name performed by Willie Colón and Héctor Lavoe from the album Lo Mato (Si No Compra Este LP) which was released in 1973. The main theme song of the telenovela is a version sung by Victor Munoz.

Monica Spear and Manuel Sosa starred as the main protagonists with Chantal Baudaux as co-protagonist and Amanda Gutiérrez and Nacho Huett as the main antagonists.[3]

RCTV began transmitting Calle Luna, Calle Sol from March 18, 2009 at 9 pm replacing Nadie me dirá como quererte. The last episode was broadcast on September 14, 2009.[4]

Plot

Calle Luna, Calle Sol is a telenovela contrasting folk and urban culture. It shows two completely different realities: that of the rich and the poor, and what differentiates the two groups. In both neighborhoods, major developments speak for themselves and their realities are moved each of the characters. In the story, Maria Esperanza is a young, humble, studious, and hardworking young woman who has suffered from poverty due to the irresponsibility of her father, who comes and goes from her house. Even in the midst of these circumstances, she grew up with strong values, dedicated to making something of herself. However, her plans could be disrupted by her emotional struggles. Despite this turmoil, Maria Esperanza will fight to keep the love of his family and overcome her emotional trials and tribulations.

The story began four years after the embarrassing incident that happened to Maria Esperanza, after which Manuel returned to England to study administration. Manuel then comes back in order to take over the family business, Furniture Mastronardi, while building a relationship with Gabriela, who would be his lifelong girlfriend. The tragic past of Maria Esperanza knows when to remove Manuel Augusto, who represents the renewal of their broken dreams, because they arise from a sincere love, full of hopes.[5]

Cast

  • Monica Spear as Maria Esperanza Rodriguez
  • Manuel Sosa as Manuel Augusto García Mastronardi
  • Chantal Baudaux as Gabriela Bustamante
  • Amanda Gutiérrez as Cecilia Garcia Mastronardi
  • Nacho Huette as Rafael Eduardo Garcia Mastronardi (Rafa)
  • Estefanía López as Rodriguez Rodriguez Yamileth Melody
  • Daniel Alvarado as Juan José Pérez "Juancho"
  • Nacarid Escalona as Isabel Rodriguez "Chabelo"
  • Vincent Tepedino as Gonzalez Hidalgo
  • Sandy Olivares as César Ayala Infante
  • Caro Andreína as Alexandra Valecillos
  • María Cristina Lozada as Angela Mastronardi of Rossi
  • Erick Rons as Alfredo Pineda
  • José Ramón Barreto as Francisco José Rodríguez Rodríguez "Cheo"
  • Vito Lonardo as Mario de Jesus Pineda
  • Crisbel Henríquez as Margarita Pacheco Belgium
  • Vanessa Pallás as Gioconda García Mastronardi
  • Jean Carlos Rodriguez as Enrique Vallejo "Kike"
  • Andreína Chataing as Elvira Lugo
  • Mauricio Gómez as Johanson Iriarte "Chupeta"
  • Absalom de los Rios as Aldo Lujan "The Chief"
  • Sandra Diaz as Valerie Arriaga Hidalgo
  • Cardozo Relu as of Lourdes Pineda
  • Elvis Chaveinte as Ricardo Sanchez Mexican
  • Jose Roberto Diaz as Chacon Custodian
  • Antonio Cuevas as Giuseppe Mastronardi
  • Lili-Anahys Taravella as Diaz Camilla
  • Gabriel Mantilla and Carlos Rodríguez Rodríguez "Carlitos"

References

  1. ↑ "Calle luna calle sol – RCTV (2009)". todotnv.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 April 2017.
  2. ↑ "Una nueva telenovela y otro rostro se verán hoy en la TV". eluniverso.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 April 2017.
  3. ↑ "Resultados Calle Luna Calle Sol". rctvintl.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 April 2017.
  4. ↑ "Promo: "Calle Luna, calle sol"". todotnv.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 April 2017.
  5. ↑ "Calle Luna, Calle Sol". seriesnow.com. Retrieved 1 April 2017.
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