3 milagros

*3 milagros*
3 milagros
Genre	Telenovela
Based on	Cuando quiero llorar no lloro; by Miguel Otero Silva
Written by	Carlos Duplat; Luz Mariela Santofomio;
Directed by	Rodrigo Lalinde; Arturo Manuit; Israel Sánchez;
Creative directors	Alfonso Casilimas; Francisco Arbeláez;
Starring	Andrés Sandoval; Angélica Blandón; Johanna Bahamón; Farina Paucar Franco; Sandra Reyes; Juan Diego Sánchez [es]; Julio Sánchez Cóccaro;
Opening theme	"Tres Milagros" by Jr. Ruiz
Country of origin	Colombia
Original language	Spanish
No. of episodes	57
Production
Executive producer	Frank Scheuermann
Producers	Maru Salazar; Ángela Pulido;
Editor	Elsa Vásquez
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Original release
Network	RCN Televisión
Release	September 20, 2011 –; January 19, 2012
Related
	Tres Milagros (Mexican TV series)

3 milagros is a Colombian drama telenovela premiered on Colombian broadcast channel RCN Televisión on September 20, 2011, and concluded on January 19, 2012,^[1] based on the book written by the Venezuelan author Miguel Otero Silva, entitled Cuando quiero llorar no lloro.^[2] The show is produced by Teleset and RCN Televisión and it stars Angélica Blandón, Johanna Bahamón, Farina Paucar Franco as the Milagro's sisters, along with Andrés Sandoval, Sandra Reyes, Juan Diego Sánchez [es], and Julio Sánchez Cóccaro.^[3]

Cast[edit]

Angélica Blandón as Milagros "Milala" Rendón
- María José Vargas Agudelo as "Milala" Rendón (child)
Johanna Bahamón as Milagros "Milu" Fontanarrosa
- Ilenia Antonini [es] as "Milú" Fontanarrosa (child)
Farina Paucar Franco as Milagros "Nikita" Cruz
- María José Rangel as "Nikita" Cruz (child)
Andrés Sandoval as Fernando "Nando" Rendón
- Juan Quintero [es] as "Nando" Rendón (young)
- Carlos Ochoa as "Nando" Rendón (child)
Juan Diego Sánchez [es] as Marcelo Botero
- Jaime Andrés Pérez Osorio as Marcelo Botero (child)
Julio Sánchez Cóccaro as Tomas Rendón
Sandra Reyes as Aleyda de Rendón
Luz Stella Luengas as Dioselina de Rendón
Xiomara Xibille as María Patricia Botero de Fontanarrosa
Juan Carlos Messier as Ricardo Fontanarrosa
Bianca Arango as Ivonne Botero
María Angélica Mallarino as Inés de Botero
Carlos Duplat as Álvaro Botero
Indhira Serrano as Visitación "Madonna" de Cruz
Alberto Cardeño as Guadalupe Cruz
Margoth Velásquez [es] as Mama Sunta
Mauricio Bastidas as Pedro Venildo Cáceres "PVC"
- Juan Manuel Julio as "PVC" (child)
Ana Bolena Meza as Reina Cecilia Delgadillo
Cristian Gómez as Charly
José Manuel Henao as John Fredy Riasco, Alias "El Astro"
Mari Pili Barreda as Melisa
Juliana Betancourth as Leidy
Luis Eduardo Motoa as Rafael Peláez
Alejandro Gutiérrez as Juez Urrea
Vida Torres as Cinthya
Carlos Arbeláez as Guillermo
Carolina Ramírez as Tatiana Cifuentes
Julio César Meza as Maicol
Cristian Mosquera as Maicol Jr
Biassini Segura as Salvador Rendón
- Luis Giraldo as Salvador Rendón (child)
Carlos Fernándes as Teniente Aquiles Suárez
Andres Felipe Torres as Byron
Isa Mosquera as "La Negra"
Diego Ramos as Valentino
Jefferson Medina as "Rasquiña"
Patricia Castañeda as Celina
Miguel Ramos as Pancho Villa
Javier Sáenz as Américo
Ilja Rosendahl as Marco Bellini
Antún Castro as "el Iluminado"
Walter Díaz as Augusto Landazo
Carolina Sepúlveda as Teniente Sachica
Milena Granados as Jaqueline
Fernando Arango as "el Cordobés"
Brian Moreno as Elkin
Daniel Serna as Sibachoque
Liliana Vanegas as Cadete Alférez
John Alex Castillo as Ramiro
Carlos Serrato as Teniente Rojas
Emilia Ceballos as Laura Sáenz
Andrés Parra as Roberto Alias "el Socio"
Ítalo Londero as Samy Cohen
Christian de Dios as Tsunami
Jennifer Arenas as Cadete Patricia