Calle luna, Calle sol

Calle luna, Calle sol (English title: World's Apart) is a Venezuelan telenovela developed by José Vicente Quintana and produced by RCTV in 2009[1] as a free adaptation of the telenovela Marielena that was produced by the same channel in 1979.[2]

Calle luna, Calle sol
GenreTelenovela
Created byManuel Muñoz Rico
Developed byJosé Vicente Quintana
Written by
  • Karín Valecillos
  • Zaret Romero
  • Carmen García Vilar
  • Giuliana Rodríguez
  • Gloria Soares
  • José Vicente Quintana
Directed by
  • Otto Rodríguez
  • Tony Rodríguez
Starring
Opening themeCalle luna, Calle sol performed by Víctor Muñoz
Country of originVenezuela
Original languageSpanish
No. of episodes130
Production
Executive producerCarmen Cecilia Urbaneja
ProducerJosé Gerardo Guillén
Production locationsCaracas, Venezuela
EditorAlexis Montero
Camera setupMulti-camera
Production companyRCTV
Release
Original networkRCTV Internacional
Original releaseMarch 18 (2009-03-18) –
September 14, 2009 (2009-09-14)
Related

Monica Spear and Manuel Sosa star as the main protagonists with Amanda Gutiérrez and Nacho Huett as antagonists, accompanied by the stellar performances of Chantal Baudaux, Daniel Alvarado and Nacarid Escalona.[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

Starring

Also starring
  • Amanda Gutiérrez as Cecilia García Vda. de Mastronardi
  • Nacarid Escalona as Isabel "Chabela" Rodríguez
  • Daniel Alvarado as Juan José Pérez "Juancho"
  • Estefanía López as Yamileth Melody Rodríguez
  • Nacho Huett as Rafael Eduardo Mastronardi García "Rafa"
  • José Ramón Barreto as José Francisco Rodríguez Rodríguez "Cheo"
  • Vicente Tepedino as Rómulo Hidalgo
  • María Cristina Lozada as Ángela Rossi Vda. de Mastronardi
  • Crisbel Henríquez as Bélgica Margarita Pacheco
  • Erick Ronsó as Alfredo Pineda
  • Sandy Olivares as César Ayala Infante
  • Andreína Caro as Alexandra Valecillos
  • Absalón de los Ríos as Aldo Luján "El Jefe"
  • Relú Cardozo as Lourdes de Pineda
  • Vito Lonardo as Mario de Jesús Pineda
  • Mauricio Gómez as Johanson Iriarte "Chupeta"
  • José Roberto Díaz as Custodio Chacón
  • Elvis Chaveinte as Ricardo Sánchez "El Mexicano"
  • Jean Carlos Rodríguez as Enrique Vallejo "Kike"
  • Vanessa Pallás as Yoconda Mastronardi García "Monalisa"
  • Gabriel Mantilla as Carlos Rodríguez Rodríguez "Carlitos"
  • Lili-Anahys Taravella as Camila Díaz
  • Cristal Avilera as Valentina Díaz
  • Andreína Chataing as Elvira Lugo
  • Sandra Díaz as Valerie Hidalgo Arriaga
  • Antonio Cuevas as Giuseppe Mastronardi
  • Leonardo Marrero as Ignacio Centeno
  • Krisbell Jackson as La Condolesa

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). June 2009. 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). Archived from the original on 2 April 2017. Retrieved 1 April 2017.
  5. "Calle Luna, Calle Sol". seriesnow.com. Retrieved 1 April 2017.
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