"Café, with the scent of a woman", one of the most successful soap operas ever created, comes to Telemundo in a modern adaptation.
Written by Fernando Gaitán, the author of the international hit "Yo soy Betty La Fea", "Café, con aroma de mujer" returns 26 years after becoming a television phenomenon around the world.
Relive the magic of Hacienda Casablanca and the history of Gaviota and Sebastián, who will have to overcome the resistance of the Vallejo family, the loves of the past and the obstacle of belonging to different worlds.
Produced by RCN Colombia, the modern adaptation stars international superstar William Levy and favorite actress of Telemundo fans, Carmen Villalobos .
The Colombian soap opera was a successful production that remained on the screen between 1994 and 1995, and at that time it was starred by Margarita Rosa de Francisco and Guy Ecker .
The story tells of the love between Gaviota and Sebastián, and all the obstacles they have to go through to be together, from travel separation to family intrigues.
Actor and producer William Levy, 39, has starred in series such as Single Ladies and Star, in addition to films including The Single Mom's Club, Addicted, and Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, mostly as a Latin lover.
Additionally, Telemundo will launch new series in a multiplatform programming line, with a renewed focus and directed to satisfy the needs of the Latino consumer.
An example of this will be "Looking for Frida", a Telemundo Global Studios production inspired by the international hit "Where's Elisa", which tells the life of the Pons family and how it changes forever when their 16-year-old daughter disappears at night from her father's birthday party.
This high-class family seems to live in a perfect world, but the daughter's disappearance will reveal secrets, lies and resentments, exposing a family that is far from perfect.
"Malverde, El Santo Patrón" also comes to Telemundo, headed by Mexican superstar Fernando Colunga as the main actor. It is an action-packed series that tells the story of a boy, born in Sinaloa, Mexico, in 1870, who will eventually become a legendary figure, almost a religious icon, protector of the people, both of the innocent and of the poor and dispossessed, and even of drug traffickers and criminals.
In this way, Telemundo reaffirms its commitment to the Hispanic market amid a global pandemic, and redoubles efforts to meet the needs of the Latino consumer.
