Amar en tiempos revueltos
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| Amar en tiempos revueltos | |
|---|---|
| Genre | |
| Starring | |
| Country of origin | Spain |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of seasons | 7 |
| No. of episodes | 1707 episodes, 8 special episodes, 1 recap episode |
| Production | |
| Running time | 60 minutes |
| Production company | Diagonal TV for RTVE |
| Original release | |
| Network | La 1 |
| Release | 27 September 2005 – 16 November 2012 |
| Related | |
| Amar es para siempre | |
Amar en tiempos revueltos (Spanish for "Love in Troubled Times", or, more literally, "Loving during Turbulent Times"), is a Spanish television period soap opera that originally ran on La 1 of Televisión Española for seven seasons, from 27 September 2005 to 16 November 2012, set in the times of the Spanish civil war and Francoist Spain.
It run for 1,707 episodes, 8 special episodes and 1 recap episode.[1] The series won prizes in Spain and a silver medal in the New York Festival.[2][3] Following disagreements of the producing company Diagonal TV with Radiotelevisión Española, the fiction was relaunched in January 2013 on Antena 3 as Amar es para siempre.[4]
Seasons[edit]
1936–1945 Season 1[edit]
Started: 26 September 2005
Ended: 26 June 2006
Episodes: 199
Main love story: Andrea Robles (Ana Turpin) & Antonio Ramírez (Rodolfo Sancho)
Main cast: Ana Turpin, Rodolfo Sancho, Ágata Lys, Pilar Bardem, Héctor Colomé, Luisa Gavasa, Cristóbal Suárez, Félix Gómez, Ana Otero, Pilar Barrera, José Conde, and Francisco Algora.
1945–1948 Season 2[edit]
Started: 11 September 2006
Ended: 3 September 2007
Episodes: 221
Based on the years
Main love story: Elisa Domínguez (Inma Cuesta) & Marcos de la Cruz (Manu Fullola)
Main cast: Ana Turpin, Luisa Gavasa, Cristóbal Suárez, Ana Otero, Inma Cuesta, Begoña Maestre, Iago García, Manu Fullola, Manuel Baqueiro, Itziar Miranda, Pastora Vega, Simón Andreu, Joan Crosas, and Emilio Gutiérrez Caba.
1948–1950 Season 3[edit]
Started: 4 September 2007
Ended: 3 September 2008
Episodes: 258 + 2 primes times
Principal love story: Alicia Peña (Sara Casasnovas) & Fernando Solís (Carlos García)
Main cast: Manuel Baqueiro, Itziar Miranda, Emilio Gutiérrez Caba, Sara Casasnovas, Marta Calvó, Antonio Valero, Jesús Cabrero, José Antonio Sayagués, Ana Labordeta, Ana Villa, Lola Marceli, Eusebio Lázaro, and Luis Perezagua.
1950–1952 Season 4[edit]
Started: 4 September 2008
Ended: 27 August 2009
Episodes: 255 + 2 primes times
Principal love story: Ana Rivas (Marina San José) & Teresa García (Carlota Olcina)
Main cast: Manuel Baqueiro, Itziar Miranda, José Antonio Sayagués, Ana Labordeta, Ana Villa, Lola Marceli, Marina San José, Carlota Olcina, Javier Collado, Manuel Bandera, Cristina de Inza, Pepa Pedroche, Clara Sanchís, Álex García, Ángel Pardo, and Miguel Ortiz
1952–1953 Season 5[edit]
Started: 28 August 2009
Ended: 3 September 2010
Episodes: 256 + 2 primes times
Principal love story: Ana Rivas (Marina San José) & Teresa García (Carlota Olcina)
Main cast: Manuel Baqueiro, Itziar Miranda, José Antonio Sayagués, Marina San José, Carlota Olcina, Javier Collado, Pepa Pedroche, Álex García, Bárbara Lennie, Jaume García, Verónika Moral, Maite Blasco, Tomás del Estal, Cayetana Guillén Cuervo, Nacho Fresneda, Petra Martínez, Pep Munné, Rocío Madrid, Marco Martínez, Alfonso Lara, María Isasi, Fede Aguado, and Carmen Morales.
1954–1955 Season 6[edit]
Started: 6 September 2010
Ended: 2 September 2011
Episodes: 261 + 1 prime time
Protagonist: Irene Medina (Eva Martín)
Main cast: Manuel Baqueiro, Itziar Miranda, José Antonio Sayagués, Eva Martín, José Luis García Pérez, Roberto San Martín, Cristina Plazas, Marcos Gracia, Maica Barroso, Joaquín Climent, Nadia de Santiago, Roser Tapias, Macarena García, Carmen Gutiérrez, Jaroslaw Bielski, Israel Elejalde, Juan Antonio Quintana, Isabel Serrano, Paco Maestre, and Fiorella Faltoyano.
1956–1957 Season 7[edit]
Started: 5 September 2011
Ended: 15 November 2012
Episodes: 256
Principal love story: Cecilia Armenteros (Natalia Sánchez) & Alberto Cepeda (Gonzalo Ramos)
Main cast: Manuel Baqueiro, Itziar Miranda, José Antonio Sayagués, Maica Barroso, Joaquín Climent, Nadia de Santiago, Natalia Millán, Natalia Sánchez, Lola Baldrich, Javier Collado, Fede Aguado, Gonzalo Ramos, Juan Díaz, Juanjo Puigcorbé, and Juan Gea.
Cast[edit]
| Actor | Character | Episodes |
|---|---|---|
| Manuel Baqueiro | Marcelino "Marce" Gómez Díaz | 1–1707 |
| Itziar Miranda | María Manuela "Manolita" Sanabria Méndez de Gómez | 3–1707 |
| José Antonio Sayagués | Pelayo Gómez Toledo | 1–1707 |
| Francisco Algora | José "Pepe" Ramírez Olivares | 1–22 |
| Sebastián Fernández | Sebastián "Sebas" Fernández González | 21–1707 |
| Héctor Colomé | Fabián Robles | 1–151 |
| Félix Gómez | Rodrigo Robles Castillo | 1–176 |
| Luis Hacha | Eduardo Ayala de la Torre | 1 / 88 – 176 |
| Pilar Bardem | Elpidia Grande viuda de Ramírez | 1–184 |
| Rodolfo Sancho | Antonio Ramírez Grande | 1–199 |
| Ágata Lys | Eulalia de la Torre de Ayala | 1–199 |
| Jesús Noguero | Rafael Serrano Lazón | 1–199 |
| José Conde | Javier Ayala | 1–199 |
| Elisa Garzón | Consuelo Martín Fresneda de Ayala | 1–227 |
| Pastora Vega | Angustias Pastor Grijalbo de Domínguez | 200–259 |
| Chema León | Amador de Suances Pacheco | 204–397 |
| Inma Cuesta | Elisa Domínguez Pastor de De la Cruz "Elisa Pastor" | 200–420 |
| Begoña Maestre | Carlota Domínguez Pastor viuda de Matías | 200–420 |
| Manu Fullola | Marcos de la Cruz Torra | 200–420 |
| Iago García | Ernesto Expósito | 200–420 |
| Joan Crosas | Ramiro Olavide | 200–420 |
| Simón Andreu | Ildefonso de Suances Ruiz | 200–420 |
| Emilio Gutiérrez Caba | Joaquín Peña Soler | 412–421 |
| Ana Otero | Paloma Beltrán-Turner | 1–440 |
| Eusebio Lázaro | Don Francisco "Paco" Valpuesta Cebreiro | 422–527 |
| Pilar Barrera | Purificación "Pura" Fresneda de Bulnes | 1–391 / 439 – 620 |
| Luis Pérezagua | Isidro Bulnes | 1–391 / 427 – 621 |
| Nacho López | Carlos Roldán Caballero | 438–658 |
| Antonio Valero | Hipólito Roldán | 383–664 |
| Marta Calvó | Regina Caballero Belmez viuda de Roldán | 384–664 |
| Paloma Tabasco | Enriqueta Muñoz Rodríguez de Gómez | 203–752 |
| Jesús Cabrero | Álvaro Iniesta Pérez | 449–665 / 797 – 817 |
| Luisa Gavasa | Loreto Castillo viuda de Robles | 1–226 / 823 |
| Ana Turpin | Andrea Robles Castillo | 1–199 / 224 – 226 / 778 – 825 |
| Jorge Monje | Juan Ruiz de Apodaca "Juanito el Chico" / Lázaro Delgado | 421–839 |
| Cristóbal Suárez | Mario Ayala de la Torre | 1–227 / 686 – 844 |
| Lola Marceli | Julieta Fernández Valdés viuda de Gosálvez | 421–845 |
| Elena Seguí | Luisa Sanabria Torno de Ortiz | 85–126 / 304 – 678 / 695 / 902 |
| Cristina de Inza | Encarnación "Encarna" Llanos Núñez viuda de Rivas | 678–909 |
| Miguel Ortiz | Ovidio Salmerón Pérez | 679–919 |
| Manuel Bandera | Ramón Rivas | 666–933 |
| Clara Sanchís | Marta Ortiz Salaverría de Rivas | 678–933 |
| Pablo Viña | Pablo Domínguez Vera | 200–933 |
| Ana Labordeta | Rosario de Domínguez | 200–933 |
| Tomás del Estal | José María Pérez | 660–1024 |
| Pep Ferrer | Pascual García | 656–906 / 1056 – 1066 |
| Ángel Pardo | Simón Ruiz Valbuena | 648–907 / 1108 – 1113 |
| Petra Martínez | Adela Giner | 934–1119 |
| Álex García | Alfonso García Guerrero | 669–1120 |
| Pepa Pedroche | Carmen Guerrero de Ruiz | 669–933 / 1025 – 1125 |
| Maite Blasco | Lourdes Ariza Villar viuda de Salcedo | 934–1140 |
| Bárbara Lennie | Rosa Fernández "Mónica Cortés" (born Rosa Valle) | 918–1189 |
| Jaume García | Abel Zamora Bellido | 933–1189 |
| Verónika Moral | Cristina Barea del Toro de Zamora | 934–1189 |
| Rocío Madrid | Mariana Robledo | 1021–1189 |
| Raquel Quintana | Clementina Lázaro de Guerrero | 678–1189 |
| Daniel Retuerta / Marco Martínez | Ángel Gaspar Piñeiro | 13–187 / 221 – 418 / 620 – 663 / 1025 – 1189 |
| Beatriz Bergamín | María de la Fe "Marifé" López de Eduardo | 678–1189 |
| Alfonso Lara | Leonardo Guerrero | 1042–1189 |
| María Isasi | Fernanda "Diana" Coronado | 934–1189 |
| Cayetana Guillén Cuervo | Valle viuda de De la Vega "Estela del Val" | 934–1189 |
| Nacho Fresneda | Doctor Mauricio Salcedo Ariza | 914–1189 |
| Carmen Morales | Lucía Tudela de Salcedo | 1084–1189 |
| Pep Munné | Salvador Bellido Huerga | 928–1189 |
| Roberto Mori | Juan Hernández Caminero "Juanito el Grande" | 421–933 / 1181 – 1189 |
| Ana Villa | Soledad "Sole" Gálvez Prieto de Gaspar | 200–933 / 1181 – 1189 |
| Andrés Herrera | Juan Carreño Salazar | 1215–1287 |
| Paco Maestre | Celso González García | 1215–1324 |
| Fiorella Faltoyano | María Dolores Sánchez Crespo de González "Bibiana de Gáspari, Marquesa de Rocafermata" | 1263–1342 |
| Jaroslaw Bielski | Doctor Johann Lemper "Joachim Levi" | 1190–1348 |
| Roberto San Martín | Ubaldo Ramos Guzmán | 1190–1379 |
| Carmen Gutiérrez | Benita Sánchez Palomo | 1190–1417 |
| Cristina Plazas | Eulalia Prado Salvatierra de Hernández | 1190–1440 |
| Israel Ejalde | Matías Salazar Orgaz | 1190–1446 |
| Eva Martín | Irene Medina Díaz viuda de Ramos | 1190–1450 |
| José Luis García Pérez | Andrés Hernández Salvatierra | 1190–1450 |
| Marcos Gracia | Jaime Hernández Prado | 1190–1450 |
| Roser Tapias | Almudena Hernández Prado | 1190–1450 |
| Macarena García | Consuelo "Chelo" Muñoz Ruiz | 1190–1450 |
| Juan Antonio Quintana de la Rua | Basilio Ruiz Antón | 1190–1450 |
| Isabel Serrano | Adelina Sánchez Palomo de Hernández "Lina Guzmán" | 1190–1450 |
| Marina San José | Ana Rivas Ortiz viuda de García "Susana Fuentes" | 677–1189 / 1444 – 1450 |
| Carlota Olcina | Teresa García Guerrero de Perea | 670–1189 / 1444 – 1450 |
| Sergi Calleja | Jesús Rubín de Celis | 1451–1628 |
| Juan Gea | Víktor Ambrús | 1488–1658 |
| Jorge Calvo | Narciso Colmenar Carpio | 1451–1701 |
| Natalia Millán | Angélica Valdés viuda de Ambrús "Angélica Montes" | 1488–1706 |
| Alberto Jiménez | Teniente Coronel Eugenio Zúñiga López "Eugenio Armenteros López" | 1451–1706 |
| Natalia Sánchez | Cecilia Armenteros Marín de Robledo | 1451–1706 |
| Lola Baldrich | Rocío Zúñiga López viuda de Laguna | 1451–1706 |
| Héctor Tomás | Miguel Muñoz Ruiz | 1190–1706 |
| Gonzalo Ramos | Carlos Robledo "Alberto Cepeda Ortiz" | 1451–1706 |
| Javier Enguix | Capitán Gustavo Olavide | 1451–1706 |
| Juan Díaz | Julio Segura | 1451–1706 |
| Juanjo Puigcorbé | Inspector Domingo Vallejo | 1451–1706 |
| Joaquín Climent | Trinitario "Trino" Muñoz Calleja | 1190–1707 |
Prime-time[edit]
FLORES PARA BELLE (Flowers to Belle) – 2008
Episodes: 2
Fernando Solis remembers his first love, Belle, member of the French Resistance, like him, and how she died on a mission turned into a heroine. Flowers to Belle was awarded in February 2009 with the Jury Prize at the XI Festival International du Film de Télévision and Internet at Luchon (France) receiving the Pyrénées d'or for Best Foreign Film.
Characters:
- Ana Turpin – Andrea Robles Castillo
- Manuela Vellés – Belle, Fernando's girlfriend †
- Carlos García – Fernando Solís
- Ángel Hidalgo – Otto Ganz †
- Luisa Gavasa – Loreto Castillo viuda de Robles †
- Itziar Miranda – María Manuela "Manolita" Sanabria Méndez de Gómez
- Manuel Baqueiro – Marcelino "Marce" Gómez Díaz
- José Antonio Sayagués – Pelayo Gómez Toledo
- Ana Villa – Soledad "Sole" Gálvez Prieto
- Pablo Viña – Pablo Domínguez Vera
- Ana Otero – Paloma Beltrán viuda de Maturino
¿QUIÉN MATÓ A HIPÓLITO ROLDÁN? (Who killed Hipólito Roldán?) – 2009
Episodes: 2
Hipolito Roldán is found dead in his office. Looks like a suicide, but his psychiatrist, Dr. Julián Maldonado, is obsessed and will not stop until I find out who killed him.
Characters:
- Antonio Valero – Hipólito Roldán †
- Marta Calvó – Regina Caballero Belmez viuda de Roldán
- Sara Casasnovas – Alicia Peña Caballero de Iniesta
- Jesús Cabrero – Álvaro Iniesta Pérez
- Nacho López – Carlos Roldán Caballero
- María Cotiello – Matilde "Mati" Roldán Caballero
- Álex Angulo – Doctor Maeztu
- Itziar Miranda – María Manuela "Manolita" Sanabria Méndez de Gómez
- Manuel Baqueiro – Marcelino "Marce" Gómez Díaz
- José Antonio Sayagués – Pelayo Gómez Toledo
- Paloma Tabasco – Enriqueta Muñoz Rodríguez de Gómez
- Ana Villa – Soledad "Sole" Gálvez Prieto de Hernández
- Roberto Mori – Juan Hernández Caminero "Juanito el Grande"
- Pablo Viña – Pablo Domínguez Vera
- Miguel Ángel Muñoz – Doctor Julián Maldonado
- Carmen Morales – Sor Lucía Tudela
ALTA TRAICIÓN (Treason high) – 2010
Episodes: 2
Charles is convicted and executed on charges of treason. Paloma returns to Spain with her son, who kidnap his arrival. It begins like an adventure to find her son, which will be assisted (or treason) of a mysterious British.
Characters:
- Ana Otero – Paloma Beltrán-Carlyle
- Ginés García Millán – Patrick Turner
- Jordi Cadellans – Charles Aloysius Carlyle Laras †
- Joan Masotkleiner – Lord Martin Foster
- Nerea Garmendia – Catherine, nanny of Simón and MI6 spy
- Chema de Miguel – Sir James, attorney Charles
- Kaiet Rodríguez – Simón Carlyle Beltrán
- Itziar Miranda – María Manuela "Manolita" Sanabria Méndez de Gómez
- Manuel Baqueiro – Marcelino "Marce" Gómez Díaz
- Javier Collado – Comisario Héctor Perea Fernández
LA MUERTE A ESCENA (Death scene) – 2011
Episodes: 2
Three mysterious deaths conceal a tangle of economic interests and loves the detectives crossed Hector and Bonilla will have to discover.
Characters:
- Juanjo Puigcorbé – Inspector Domingo Vallejo
- Cayetana Guillén Cuervo – Valle viuda de De la Vega "Estela del Val"
- Javier Collado – Detective Héctor Perea Fernández
- Carlota Olcina – Teresa García Guerrero de Perea
- Marina San José – Ana Rivas Ortiz viuda de García
- Federico Aguado – Detective Inocencio Bonilla
- Beatriz Arguello – Ágata Villa
- María Isasi – Fernanda "Diana" Coronado
- Miguel Mota – Marcos de la Vega †
- Álex Molero – Quintín de las Heras †
- Sebastián Haro – Gabino Cifuentes
- Jordi Díaz – Jacobo Losada
- Adolfo Obregón – Doctor Torres
- Alfonso Vallejo – Honorio Ramos García †
- Pilar Massa – Laura de Vallejo
- Itziar Miranda – María Manuela "Manolita" Sanabria Méndez de Gómez
- Manuel Baqueiro – Marcelino "Marce" Gómez Díaz
- José Antonio Sayagués – Pelayo Gómez Toledo
- Nadia de Santiago – María de la Asunción "Asun" Muñoz Ruiz
- Maica Barroso – Felisa Ruiz Sanabria de Muñoz
- Macarena García – Consuelo "Chelo" Muñoz Ruiz
- Sebastián Fernández – Sebastián "Sebas" Ramírez Márquez
References[edit]
- ^ Manrique, Asier (22 May 2019). "'Amar en tiempos revueltos', la serie que revolucionó la la sobremesa". El Diario Vasco.
- ^ "Home". newyorkfestivals.com.
- ^ "Awards for "Amar en tiempos revueltos"". IMDb. Retrieved 12 April 2008.
- ^ Gómez, Rosario G. (16 November 2012). "Amar es para siempre". El País.