Mexican series. List of our memories

One of the brightest memories of our non-spoiled childhood is the Mexican series. The list of them is not so great, but the brightest of them are sure to be remembered by everyone. This is "Wild Rose", "Just Maria", "Rich too cry," "My second mother," "No one but you."

Let's recall each of them separately. Let's start, perhaps, with the series "The rich also cry." In Mexico, it came out, of course, not in the nineties, but in 1979. But the premiere for Russian viewers took place only in 1991. Thousands of women and girls were crying over the difficult fate of Marianne Villarreal, her difficulties in dealing with her beloved man - Luis Alberto, the lost son of Beto and the adopted daughter Marisabel. How many daughters impressible mothers in those years called the Marianne!

An integral part of our past is the Mexican series. The list can be continued with a long and memorable soap opera "Just Maria". Beauty Victoria Ruffo brilliantly played the role of village girl Maria Lopez, who came from a remote province to a big city to seek happiness. She survived the betrayal of the first man, she was left alone in a strange city with a baby in her arms, but she did not give up, but achieved her own and became the most famous fashion designer, and also found love in the person of her former literary teacher, Victor Kareno. Over the misadventures throughout the series, Mary sobbed the whole country, all empathized and sympathized with her, condemned the windy Juan Carlos and amicably hated the villain Lauren.

Mexican serials of the 90s are a storehouse of emotions and emotions. In our country there was a breakdown and ruin, people survived as best they could, but in the evening they were immersed in a different world - a world of passion, love, wealth and betrayal. Experiences for the main characters helped to endure their own troubles more easily. While watching the series "No one but you" with Lucia Mendes in the title role, all the women of Russia experienced simultaneously two conflicting feelings - envy and pity. They also sympathized with Raquel Samaniego, and then envied - envied the love that Maximiliano Albeniz and Antonio Lombardo were experiencing. What a passion! What dramas and tragedies! Andres Garcia and El Salvador Pineda played very convincingly hatred and rivalry.

All these soap operas came out in Mexico much earlier, in the seventies and
Eighties, but before we reached far not immediately, that's why we call them "Mexican series of the 90s." This list will continue the most sensational of them - "Wild Rose". Veronica Castro for the second time pleased the Russian audience with her appearance on the screens after the stunning success of the series "The rich also cry." This woman, at her age of 35 (exactly as she was at the time of the shooting of the "Wild Rose"), was beautifully and faithfully played by an 18-20-year-old girl-sorceress. How could Russians watching events on the screen want to meet the same prince as Ricardo Linares, who will take them from the slums to his palace and make a Princess of Cinderella!

Mexican series, the list of which is inexhaustible in Mexico itself, we have come out with a very limited number. The last one, which I would like to remember, is "My Second Mom". The main role of fashion designer Daniela Lorente was performed by a wonderful Mexican actress and singer Maria Sorte. The main difference between the plot of this film and all the others is that the heroine does not get out of poverty, she is already a well-established business lady. But the drama in her life from this does not become less. Traitor-husband Alberto, a new love in the person of Juan Antonio, the problem of misunderstanding with his ten-year-old daughter Monica, a dangerous rival Irene ... And all this for many years. The heroine of Maria Sorte was able to touch the hearts of not only Mexican, but also Russian spectators.

Well, shooting all these foreign tales was engaged in the studio "Televisa", the first largest Latin American media company. Televisa is the world's largest manufacturer of Hispanic soap operas in Latin America, and we owe it to her that we once watched Mexican TV series, the list of which has been preserved in the memory of more than one generation of Russian viewers.