Simplemente María (1989 TV series)

Simplemente María (1989 TV series)
Simplemente María (English title: Simply María) is a Mexican telenovela produced by Valentín Pimstein for Televisa in 1989.
Victoria Ruffo, Manuel Saval and Jaime Garza starred as protagonists, while Gabriela Goldsmith starred as main antagonist.
Cast
Victoria Ruffo as María López de Carreño
Manuel Saval as Juan Carlos del Villar Montenegro
Jaime Garza as Víctor Carreño
Silvia Derbez as Matilde Carreño
Gabriela Goldsmith as Lorena del Villar Montenegro de Rivera
Florencia Ferret as Claudia
Sergio Acosta as Detective Augustín Zepeta
María Almela as Ana López de Sotomayor
Miguel Derbez as José Ignacio López (child)
Jorge Poza as José Ignacio López (preteen)
Toño Mauri as José Ignacio López
Amairani as Laura Rivera del Villar de López
Alejandro Aragón as Diego López
Angélica Aragón as Gloria
Raul Padilla "Choforo" as René #1
Cesar Arias as René #2
Roberto Ballesteros as Arturo D'Angelle
Juan Carlos Barreto as Benito
Vanessa Bauche as Julia Carreño (preteen)
Porfirio Baz as Germán Carreño
Marcelo Buquet as Dr. Fernando Torres
Rafael Inclán as Don Chema
Andrea Legarreta as Ivonne Ayala
Frances Ondiviela as Natalia Preciado
David Ostrosky as Rodrigo de Peñalvert, Count of Arenzo
Roberto Palazuelos as Pedro Cuevas
Angélica Rivera as Isabela de Peñalvert de López
Claudio Baez as Gustavo del Villar
Cecilia Camacho as Estela López de Reyes
Constantino Costas as Clemente Reyes
Rosa Carmina as Camelia Ramos
Mauricio Ferrari as Dr. Luis Valadez
Servando Manzetti as Dr. Alberto Rivera
Lola Merino as Fernanda Amolinar de del Villar
Karen Sentíes as Silvia Rebollar de Rivera
Adriana Parra as Rita Fernández de López
Mercedes Pascual as Constanza de Peñalvert
Raquel Parot as Mother Carmela
Roberto Vander as Lic. Rafael Hidalgo
Rafael del Villar as Jacinto López
Claudia Ortega as Nazaria Fernández
Juan Bernardo Gasca as Marcos Carreño (preteen)
Javier Herranz as Marcos Carreño
Rocío Brambila as Julia Carreño
Silvia Campos as Violeta Alvear
Maya Mishalska as Ofelia
Nicky Mondellini as Isabel, nurse in Dr. Valadez's clinic
María Morett as Margarita López
Tina Romero as Dr. Gabriela del Conde
Gustavo Cosain as Don Nacho López
Sergio Basañez as Jeane Claude Carre
Carlos Bonavides as Dr. Rojas
Eduardo Borja as Station boss
Alberto González as Dr. Tomás
Patricia Castro as Palmira #1
Myrrha Saavedra as Palmira #2
Sandra Félix as Mrs. Urquiaga
Estela Furlong as Mrs. González
Rodrigo Ramón as Germán Carreño (preteen)
Evangelina Sosa as Perla "Perlita" Carreño (preteen)
Lucy Reina as Perla "Perlita" Carreño
Jose Maria Fernandez as Mauricio Egeyros
Angelina Peláez as La Prieta
Beatriz Olea as Yolanda López
Ricardo Vera as Teniente Ornelas
Raul Nava as Count of Arenzo's Butlet
Celia Suarez as Doctor Chief in Dr. Valadez's clinic
Ana Iris Bosch as Doctor in Valadez's clinic
Pilar Souza as Lorena's nurse
Irma Torres as Crisanta Fernandez
Jacqueline Voltaire as Nancy Williams
Tony Rodríguez as Dr. Gonzalo Arviso Arismendi
Víctor Carpinteiro as Deaf-mute servant of Rosendo and Camelia
Antonio Rangel as Enrique Núñez
Charly Valentino as Teniente Acuña
Arath de la Torre as Michell
Juan Ignacio Aranda as Pablo Alvear
Silvia Suarez as Amelia Alvear
Ligia Escalante as Nadya
Eva Calvo as Doña Tulia
References
External links
1989 telenovelas
1989 Mexican television series debuts
1990 Mexican television series endings
Spanish-language telenovelas
Television shows set in Mexico City
Television shows set in Paris
Television shows set in Miami
Television shows set in California
Televisa telenovelas