Caminos de Guanajuato
Caminos de Guanajuato is a Mexican telenovela produced by Javier Pons for TV Azteca. It is based on the Spanish soap opera Gran Reserva produced in 2010. Iliana Fox and Erik Hayser star as the main protagonists, while Alejandra Lazcano and Alberto Guerra as the main antagonists. Plot In a rich and beautiful wine-growing area, the producers of one are busy to achieve the best of wines, despite the adversities and competition. In those vineyards, cruelty and disloyalty have first and last name: Melchor Coronel. The Coronel are the wealthy owners of the Coronel wineries. Years ago, Melchor and his friend Alonso Rivero, boosted the production of wines in the region. But Melchor did not comply and wanted that bonanza for him only. And did deceive and depriving Alonso to leave it almost in ruin. The bodegas y vinedos Alonso survived thanks to its efforts, but the friendship was dead and buried. Production Production of Caminos de Guanajuato officially started on February 23, 2015 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The telenovela is known in the rest of the world as Olvidé que te quería, although it was formerly known as Cantando al corazón. On May 7, 2015, Iliana Fox and Erik Hayser were invited to participate the program El hormiguero, where the main theme of the telenovela, is relieved the subject is portrayed by Concha Buika and the song is called "En el último trago". Cast Iliana Fox as Florencia Rivero Erik Hayser as Giberlto Coronel Alejandra Lazcano as María Clara Portillo Dolores Heredia as Magdalena Lozada Álvaro Guerrero as Melchor Coronel Alberto Guerra as Rómulo Coronel Claudio Lafarga as Darío Rivero Fabián Corres as Pascual Coronel Israel Amescua as Ramón Coronel Sylvia Saenz as Olivia Peñalosa Vanessa Acosta as Alba Coronel Rodolfo Arias as Alonso Rivero Emilio Guerrero as Chavero Nohelia Betancourt as Celeste Marco Pérez as Alfredo Christian Vazquez as Celso Ramiro Tomasini as Hernán Pablo Olewski as Young Alonso Alan Ciangherotti as Madero Juanma Muñoz as José Ángel Eduardo Mendoza Vargas as Mati Mexico broadcast Episodes See also List of telenovelas of TV Azteca References External links Official website TV Azteca telenovelas 2015 telenovelas 2015 Mexican television series debuts 2015 Mexican television series endings Mexican television series based on Spanish television series Spanish-language telenovelas Television series about wine