Ladrón de corazones

Ladrón de corazones
Genre	Telenovela
Based on	Poliladron; by Adrián Suar
Written by	Guillermo Ríos; Ricardo García; Leonardo Bechini; Epigmenio Ibarra; Mauricio Somjano; Roberto Stopello; Óscar Tabernise; Luis Zelkowicz;
Directed by	Walter Doehner; Silvana Zuanetti;
Starring	Manolo Cardona; Lorena Rojas; Humberto Zurita;
Opening theme	"Ladrón de corazones" by Elefantes
Country of origin	United States
Original language	Spanish
No. of episodes	141
Production
Executive producers	Carlos Bardasano; Sachiko Uzeta;
Producers	Carlos Payán; Epigmenio Ibarra; Mónica Skorlich; Ana Urquidi;
Cinematography	Esteban de Llaca
Editor	Horacio Valle
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Production companies	Argos Comunicación; Telemundo Studios;
Distributor	Telemundo Internacional
Release
Original network	Telemundo
Picture format	NTSC (480i)
Audio format	Stereophonic sound
Original release	May 19 –; December 10, 2003
Chronology
Preceded by	La venganza
Followed by	El alma herida

Ladrón de Corazones, It is an American telenovela produced by Telemundo and Argos Comunicación in 2003. It was a remake of the hit 1995 Argentinian series Poliladron created and staring Adrian Suar.

Cast

Lorena Rojas as Verónica Vega
Manolo Cardona as Gustavo Velasco
Humberto Zurita as Antonio Vega
Roberto Mateos as Esteban de Llaca
Fabiola Campomanes as Inés Santoscoy
Claudia Lobo as Celia Tapia de Velasco
Marcos Valdés as Ramiro Barrientos
Raúl Arrieta as Froylan Narváez
Roberto Medina as Padre Anselmo Tapia
Marco Treviño as Mateo
Sergio Ochoa as Tarta
Lisa Owen as Magdalena Tapia
Wendy de los Cobos as María Castillo
Teresa Selma as Doña Francisca Zambrano de Velasco
Paola Ochoa as Refugio
Enoc Leaño as Ibañez
Aarón Beas as Gabriel
Carlos Coss as El Chino
Alberto Guerra as Tony Castillo
Marisol Centeno as Claudia Barrientos
Teresa Tuccio as Susan Estévez
Daniela Bolaños as Nancy Barrera
Marisol del Olmo as Marcela
Álvaro Guerrero as José Salvador Martínez 'Chepe'
Marcelo Buquet as Patricio Benítez
Luis Gerardo Méndez as Raúl
Patricia Marrerro as Teresa
Angélica Celaya as Renata
Gabriel Porras as Román
Alfredo Ahnert as Charles
Rubén Cristiany as Obispo
Rodolfo Arias as Carlos
Luis Cárdenas as Secretario Manuel
Alfonso Diluca as Leonardo de la Lama
Emilio Guerrero as Leyva
Eugenio Montessoro as Hernán Ferreira
Irineo Alvarez as Secretario
Roberto Montiel as Presidente
Guillermo Ríos as Manuel Martínez
Marco Antonio Aguirre as Chetas
Candela Ferro as Elena Aragón
Seraly Morales as Doctor
Raúl Ortiz as Doctor
Erwin Veytia as Virgilio
Hugo Albores as Islas
Adrian Alonso as Niño
Fernando Banda as Fernando
Moisés Cardez as Sicario
José Antonio Coro as Doctor
Ignacio Flores de la Lama as Jugador
Marcela Espeso as Vendedora
Jaime Estrada as Gerente de Boxeo
John Gertz as Bill Carson
Aurora Gil as Acompañante
Antonio Gozat as El Chato
Héctor Holten as. El director de la cárcel
César Izaguirre as Testigo protegido
Paco Mauri as Juez
David Rencoret as Francisco Santoscoy
Patricia Rozitchner as Silvia
Juan Ríos Cantú as Emilio Escobar
Alejandro Usigli as Narco
Jorge Victoria as Espinoza
Keyla Wood as Anna
Luis Yeverino as Secuestrador
Antonio Zagaceta as Ugalde
Marco Zetina as Narco

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