Destino (Mexican TV series)

Destino (English title: Destiny) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Carlos Sotomayor for Televisa in 1990.[1] Was divided in two parts. Is a remake of 1976 telenovela Mundos opuestos.

For other uses, see Destino (1963 TV series) and Destino (disambiguation).
Destino
GenreTelenovela
Created byFernanda Villeli
Marissa Garrido
Written byMaría Zarattini
Vittoria Zarattini
Directed byJuan Carlos Muñoz
Gustavo Hernández
StarringLourdes Munguía
Juan Ferrara
Fernando Balzaretti
Mariagna Prats
Saby Kamalich
Marco Muñoz
Ana Colchero
Opening themeDestino by Lourdes Munguía
Ending themeDestino by Bebu Silvetti
Country of originMexico
Original languageSpanish
No. of episodes137
Production
Executive producerCarlos Sotomayor
CinematographyCarlos Guerra Villareal
Running time21-22 minutes
Production companyTelevisa
DistributorTelevisa
Release
Original networkCanal de las Estrellas
Original releaseMay 21 (1990-05-21) –
November 30, 1990 (1990-11-30)
Chronology
Preceded byBalada por un amor
Followed byEn carne propia
Related showsMundos opuestos (1976)
Destino (1982)

Lourdes Munguía and Juan Ferrara starred as protagonists, while Fernando Balzaretti and leading actress Saby Kamalich starred as antagonists in first part of telenovela. Mariagna Prats starred as antagonist in second part.

Plot

Cecilia is a nice and shy girl. One night after returning from work, Cecilia sees when a man jumps off a building and falls dead at his feet. The body belongs to the son of billionaire Claudio de la Mora. So Claudio meets and befriends her.

Claudio ignores his fake friend René who is behind the drug addiction that drove his son to suicide. René hates Claudio and want to destroy his entire family including whimsical Mónica, the youngest of the de la Mora. Cecilia does not have time for such machinations, because one night is attacked and sexually assaulted by Esteban Camacho, her neighbor that is obsessed with her.

When Cecilia becomes pregnant from the event, Claudio offers support and his surname for the child she is expecting through marriage. Cecilia is then married to Claudio and enters into an intriguing world beyond her imaginations with many who want her out of the way.

Cast
  • Lourdes Munguía as Cecilia Jiménez
  • Juan Ferrara as Claudio de la Mora
  • Fernando Balzaretti as René Kamini
  • Mariagna Prats as Cristina Agudelo Palafox
  • Saby Kamalich as Ana Rafaela Villaseñor
  • Marco Muñoz as Luis Jiménez
  • Ana Colchero as Mónica de la Mora
  • Fernando Ciangherotti as Sebastián Labastida
  • Tomás Goros as José Alberto Alberti
  • Beatriz Aguirre as Antonia "Toña"
  • Tony Carbajal as Dr. Montoya
  • Luis Cárdenas as Tte. Antonio Fernández
  • Ivette Proal as Beatriz "Beba" Santander
  • Pilar Escalante as Rosalinda "Rosy"
  • Aurora Molina as Cata
  • Martín Barraza as Esteban Camacho
  • Lili Blanco as Cecilia "Ceci" Fridman
  • Gerardo Vigil as Alejandro
  • Miguel Priego as Damián Villena
  • Sergio Jurado as Lorenzo
  • Jacqueline Munguía as Pamela
  • Luis de Icaza as El Gordo
  • Adriana Chapela as Magos
  • María Teresa Guizar as Lucila
  • Claudia Vega as Betty
  • Tara Parra as Beatriz
  • Erick Sánchez as José Pablo de la Mora Jiménez
  • Karen Beatriz as Anita Jiménez de la Mora
  • Rafael Sante as Pedro
  • Lilian Notni as Paulina
  • Juan Manuel Vilchis Sosa as Álvaro de la Mora
  • Rafael Santa Desire
  • Julio Ahuet as Alatorre
  • Malena Castillo as Carmen
  • Desirée Cantú as Fernanda
  • Maya Mishalska as Odette Villatoro
  • Fernando Camacho

Awards
YearAwardCategoryNomineeResult
19919th TVyNovelas AwardsBest ActorJuan FerraraNominated
Best Antagonist ActressMariagna Prats
Best Antagonist ActorFernando Balzaretti
Best Co-lead ActorMarco Muñoz
Best Young Lead ActressAna Colchero
Best Male RevelationTomás Goros
Best Child PerformanceKaren Beatriz
Erick Sánchez
Best Original Story or AdaptationMaría ZarattiniWon

References
  1. "Destino" (in Spanish). alma-latina.net. Archived from the original on September 13, 2011. Retrieved February 19, 2016.


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