Maria is a 15-year-old scavenger who lives on the outskirts of the city. She loses her godmother, who before dying begs the local priest not to leave Maria to fend for herself. The priest asks one of his benefactors to please let Maria work as a servant in his house. Instead, the Don Fernando brings her in as his ward, making her a target of hostility for his wife, Victoria, and her niece, Soraya. Maria falls in love with the dashing but drunken and disorderly son of the house, Luis Fernando, and must fight Soraya for his affections. When Luis Fernando and Maria finally get married, he walks in on an innocent embrace between Maria and his brother Vladimir and storms out blinded with jealousy. He does not believe Marias baby is his, so when it is born, Maria gives it away during a temporary bout of insanity. Luis Fernando rescues her from an asylum and adopts another child for her, but she never loses hope of recovering the son she lost. Then another villain Penelope will work as the nanny of the adopted child Tita and make the life of Maria and Luis Fernando a living hell. Written by Anonymous

Marimar is a poor young innocent girl who lives with her grandparents in a hut on the beach by the ocean. She falls in love with Sergio, the son of wealthy farmer Renato Santiago. Sergio agrees to marry Marimar despite the disapproval of his father and stepmother, Angelica, but along the way he falls deeply in love with her.

Pretty Rosalinda sells flowers and decorates a fancy restaurant, where she meets Fernando Jose, a man of high social status who plays the piano at the restaurant. His stepmother Valeria wants to split them up, even after they've been married and welcome their daughter Erika. Written by Lara Cain

Two identical twin sisters separated at birth reunite and the rich, devious and cruel one proposes to her sweet-hearted counterpart to assume her place.

A Mexican telenovela about the romance between Esmeralda Rosales and Jose Armando Peñnareal. Esmeralda is a blind and very poor young girl living in a shack with her stepmother; Jose Armando is a well-educated young doctor from the famous, noble family of Peñnareal, and he is about to get married. Their lives cross one day when they meet and Jose Armando falls in love with Esmeralda. Written by Juraj Kuruc

In 19th-century Mexico, Dr. Manuel Fuentes Guerra inherits a fortune from the father who never wanted to recognize him as his son. Now a gentleman millionaire, the doctor looks for an appropriate wife. He decides to course Matilde Penalver y Beristain, the daughter of an aristocratic family whose fortune has waned; Matilde is secretly promised to military official Adolfo Solis. Matilde's mother Augusta has Adolfo jailed, and Matilde's brother Humberto contracts a woman to fake to being Adolfo's in front of Matilde. Now Augusta obligates her daughter to marry Manuel. Adolfo escapes from jail, but not in time to prevent the wedding. But Matilde discovers the trap that her family had put on her and suspects that her husband had something to do with it. She decides to abandon him after the wedding, but he finds her and takes her by force to his ranch where he subjects her to various physical and moral vexations. A disguised Adolfo reaches the ranch and Manuel hires him to be the administrator of both his ranches and shows great confidence in him. Matilde comes to discover that her husband has many virtues and she gradually falls in love with him. But the newlyweds' happiness fades when the doctor discovers that his administrator is his wife's ex-boyfriend. To Matilde will come her husband's repudiation, expulsion from her home and public shame: she's pregnant and Manuel doesn't want to recognize his child. Written by Hector Pina

A telenovela that dramatizes the romances and rivalries between two brothers and two sisters in Mexico in the early 1900s.

A terrible tragedy puts an end to a group of friends' pleasure voyage. Maria hears a gunshot, and finds her friend Patricia dead, and in her confusion, she picks up the gun. Maria is found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in jail. Her husband Esteban, an important business man, doesn't believe in her innocence. When he goes back to Mexico, he divorces her, buys the silence of everyone who was with them on the trip, and tells his sons that their mother died in an accident. 20 years later, Maria is freed on good conduct and returns to Mexico in search of vengeance. She decides to find the real killer and get revenge on Esteban, whom she now hates because he deserted her. But what she most wishes is to reunite with her son Hector and daughter Estrella. The first thing she does is cite everyone who was on the trip: Esteban; Servando, one of his associates; Demetrio, the company's lawyer; Demetrio's wife Daniela; Bruno, the other associate; Bruno's wife Fabiola; and Esteban's aunts Carmela and Alba. Everyone is surprised when they see Maria, then doubtful and fearful when she informs them that Patricia's real killer has lived among them for 20 years. Maria remarries Esteban so that she can have her children's love back, but they believe she is a stepmother who has come to take the place of their mother, whom they believe is dead, and whom they adore--although the portrait they have is of another woman. Maria also deals with the intrigues of Esteban's aunts and his associates, mainly Fabiola, who has always hated Maria and been in love with Esteban; and Maria discovers that Esteban has another son, Angel, and won't say who his mother is. Maria accepts the sick, insecure young man immediately and treats him with love. Written by Hector Pina

An outcast in a prominent fashion company, a sweet-hearted and unattractive assistant falls hopelessly in love with her boss.

Solitude is the name of the big mansion owned by the Di Carlos. And it's also solitude what lies behind doors and walls, in the cold dining room where the family gathers for dinner, along the silent corridors, and mainly in the old mistress's bedroom, from where only weak footsteps can be heard at dawn. Federico Di Carlo and Luisa Rapallo's marriage basically aimed at two purposes: it enabled Federico to keep the economical and social leadership of his family after going bankrupt and save Luisa's honor. Just a few characters will carry on their shoulders the heavy burden of that secret; a secret that binds them...and confronts them. At the convent, Milagros keeps joyfully playing her mischievous pranks. As Mother Superior would say Milagros is essentially roguish. She looks like a boy and is mad about soccer. The priest of the parish, a well known supporter of Boca Juniors Football Club, has called her Cholo, after a famous Argentine player of the 60's. Milagros shows to have the sports knack although many a times she may clumsily kick her opponent's leg when scoring a goal. Milagros also loves dancing and very often runs away from the convent to enjoy the popular balls in town together with one of her mates. Dancing is like paradise to her; she dances and laughs, laughs and dances. That's how she meets Ivo, a young man who will find it difficult to associate that cheerful and beautiful young woman with Cholo, the girl who disguised as a boy can sell cold sodas in the soccer fields and stamps in the streets. Ivo and his father have a construction company. One Saturday morning, he and his friend Bobby head to a nearby soccer field to watch a game. Ivo feels thirsty and approaches a boy who's selling sodas. Needless to say that the alleged boy is Cholo. Give me one, please...How much is it?. One buck...here you are, answers Mili. Ivo takes the paper glass and replies Thanks, Cholo... Mili gets so upset that she splashes the content of the glass right on to his face. Cholo, my balls! answers the girl back, and runs away. Ivo is completely baffled. From then on, Ivo and Milagros will begin to live the most amazing and enticing love story. Milagros arrives to the mansion and their lives will get entangled in a series of agreements and disagreements, of stolen kisses and disappointments, a love story but a very different one though since Cholo is not the usual type of girl Ivo is used to dealing with. Milagros will discover she loves his stolen kisses and will eventually fall in love with him. But she will pay too dear for her discovery as for the rest of the coming events. She will also discover she is not an orphan and that her father is very close to her, far closer than expected. Written by Telefe International