Preciosas

Preciosas (lit: Beautiful) also known as Runaways, is a Chilean television series created by Catalina Calcagni, that aired on Canal 13 from August 1, 2016, to January 31, 2017, starring Loreto Aravena, Pablo Macaya, and Paulo Brunetti. The series follows a group of women convicts from a high security prison in Santiago, and the relationship between its members, when they escape from prison. With freedom they are confronted with never before faced adventures and challenges, including national persecution by police, while the media keep all Chile informed of their movements, then nicknaming the group as Preciosas.[1]

Preciosas
Title card
Also known asRunaways
GenreComedy
Action
Created byCatalina Calcagni
Written byCatalina Calcagni
Diego Muñoz
Francisca Bernardi
Simón Soto
Valentina Pollarolo
Directed byHerval Abreu
Enrique Aedo
Roberto Rebolledo
Creative directorHerval Abreu
StarringLoreto Aravena
Pablo Macaya
Paulo Brunetti
Opening themePreciosa libertad by Francis Fellizeri
Country of originChile
Original languageSpanish
No. of episodes94
Production
Executive producerHerval Abreu
ProducersBernardita Mosso
Tatiana Acevedo
Production locationsSantiago, Chile
Running time60-90 minutes
Production companyCanal 13
DistributorComarex
Release
Original networkCanal 13
Picture format4K UHDTV 16:9
Audio formatDolby Digital Plus (DD+)
Original releaseAugust 1, 2016 (2016-08-01) 
January 31, 2017 (2017-01-31)
Chronology
Preceded byVeinteañero a los 40
Followed bySoltera otra vez 3
External links
Website

Comprising a total of 94 episodes, the series feature a primary storyline set on Lorena Martínez, an innocent woman accused of murder with a dramatic court case, that had hidden evidence and instances of falsification of relevant information, however she is the secret lover of the case prosecutor who blames her.[2] Preciosas became an Internet phenomenon in Chile, keeping everyday in the first position as a Trending topic in its country of origin and worldwide in the social network Twitter, surpassing its television competition and obtaining high numbers of followers in social networks like Facebook.[3]

Cast

Main characters

  • Loreto Aravena as Lorena Martínez García / Angelina Jolie Pérez Soto (alias The hammer).
  • Pablo Macaya as Alexis Castillo Hertz (alias Alex).
  • Paulo Brunetti as Ismael Domínguez.

Supporting characters

Related to Preciosas band
  • Paz Bascuñán as Frida Segovia / Estrella Anís.
  • Lorena Bosch as Montserrat Flores / Cecilia Diana (alias La Come Momias).
  • Susana Hidalgo as Lisette Parra / Yulissa Constantina Del Pino Del Bosque.
  • Malucha Pinto as Marta Brosic (alias La Superiora).
  • Tamara Acosta as Elsa Morales Carmona (alias La Loca).
  • Karla Melo as Paola Romina Farfán Vilches (alias Palo Santo).
  • Cristián Arriagada as Darío Mardones Brosic.
  • Nicolás Poblete as Eric Ibarra (alias Príncipe Eric).
  • Simoney Romero as María Camila Pérez (alias Perla Negra).
  • Oliver Borner as Matías Mardones Brosic.
Related to Márquez family
  • Cristián Campos as Arturo Márquez.
  • Alessandra Guerzoni as Victoria Walker.
  • Elvira Cristi as Florencia Márquez.
  • Lucy Cominetti as Begoña Salinas.
  • Eusebio Arenas as Vicente Márquez (alias Vicho).
  • Geraldine Neary as Gabriela Martínez García (alias Yuyo).
  • Teresa Münchmeyer as María Elena Hernández (alias Nena).
Related to police department
  • José Secall as Patricio Teodoro Rojas (Chief).
  • Josefina Montané as Amanda Rojas (Detective).
  • Eyal Meyer as Nicolás Infante (Detective).

Guest appearances

  • Francisco Pérez-Bannen as Juan Pablo Correa (ep. 1, 94).
  • Miguel Acuña as TV reporter (ep. 1, 94).
  • Verónica González as Prison officer (ep. 1-2, 94).
  • Maureen Junott as Amiga de Montserrat (ep. 4-5).
  • Catalina González as Sofía Jimenez Ramos (ep. 8-9, 45, 90).
  • Marcela Medel as María Ester Suárez (ep. 28-30).
  • Coca Rudolphy as Isidora (ep. 28-30).
  • Carmen Barros as Adelaida (ep. 28-30).
  • Jaime Omeñaca as Claudio Vilches (ep. 30-40, 90).
  • Javiera Díaz de Valdés as Psychiatrist (ep. 78-80).

Soundtrack

Releases

Track listing
No.TitleOriginal artistLength
1."Preciosa libertad"Francis Fellizeri3:08

Characters

Original artistSongCharacters
Trío Halcón Huasteco "Prisionera" Lorena
Camila Gallardo "Más De La Mitad" Lorena and Ismael
Pilot Speed "Alright"
Phil Collins "Against All Odds" Lorena and Alex
Latin Bitman "Airplane" Príncipe Eric
Combo Chabela "Yo Te Vi" Elsa
Zara Larsson "Lush Life" Begoña and Florencia
Quantic & Ana Tijoux "Entre Rejas" Eric and Lisette
Tiago Iorc "Coisa Linda" Darío and Frida
Carla Morrison "Un Beso" Alex and Amanda
Bomba Estéreo "Somos Dos" Vicente and Gabriela
Kapitol "Travel"
María Colores "Un Lugar"
3 Hielos "Never Look Behind" Ismael and Florencia
Silvestre "Cielo" Nicolás and Florencia
Nicolás and Begoña
Miguel Ríos "Santa Lucía" Patricio and Marta
Meghan Trainor "No" Begoña and Florencia

Locations

  • "Fuego" by Bomba Estéreo.
  • "Buenas noches, desolación" by Julieta Venegas.
  • "Irresponsables" by Babasónicos.
  • "No me importa nada" by Luz Casal.
  • "Un año más" by La Sonora de Tommy Rey.
  • "No pasa na" by La Teruka.

Reception

Television ratings

Kantar Ibope Media Ratings (Chile)[4]
Original broadcast date Day rank Viewership
Series premiere August 1, 2016 8th 14.7%
Series finale January 31, 2017 6th 14,8%
Average 10,0%

International broadcast

References

  1. "Canal 13 parte la producción de su nueva teleserie nocturna" (in Spanish). La Tercera. March 24, 2016. Retrieved August 30, 2016.
  2. Nicolás Figueroa (March 25, 2016). "Diez datos importantes de conocer del elenco de la próxima teleserie nocturna de Canal 13". Teletrece (in Spanish). Retrieved February 20, 2017.
  3. Carolina Cerda (September 15, 2016). "El llamativo fenómeno de la teleserie "Preciosas" en redes sociales". El Mercurio (in Spanish). Retrieved February 20, 2017.
  4. "Kantar Ibope Media: this links to current day-select the date from "Top Ten Diario"". Kantar Ibope Media Chile (in Spanish). Retrieved February 2, 2017.
  5. "Preciosas: teleserie del 13 llega a África y el Medio Oriente" (in Spanish). Teletrece. October 2, 2017. Retrieved October 8, 2017.
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