Juan Carlos Casasola

Violeta, when looking for options to become more attractive to her husband, decides to join the less suitable people, the owners of a very well organized prostitution network from which nothing and nobody has left.

To their mother’s dismay, two brothers with neighboring pieces of land engage in a bitter dispute fueled by ambition and greed. When one brother loses his prized bull to the other, the tension between the siblings explodes in violence and tragedy.

Solo para mujeres is the mexican equivalent of Chippendales, with the peculiarity that virtually all of it's members are male celebrities from telenovelas. Up to 2020, the show keeps lauching presentations.

After his release from prison, Number 1 will seek to make up for lost time, and together with his compadre they will do what is necessary to continue managing the sale and distribution of drugs in the region.

In the middle of a war for the distribution of drugs, the most powerful capo, known as the father of all, meets an unemployed young man, in whom he places all his trust, making him his right hand in a very short time.

Stories about people who get into problems who use the help of Virgin Mary and where a rose appears and their problems are solved.

Violeta lives with her uncle because her mother died soon after she was born and she never knew her father, she stays with her grandmother from time to time as well. Violeta has a boyfriend named Ángel who gives her a pet dog. While at her grandmother's house, Violeta discovers a time machine that her grandfather built, so she and her friends travel to different time periods. They visit several important events in Mexican history, learning these stories firsthand.

Isabel is abandoned at the door of an orphanage a few days after birth. There she grows between the jokes of the other girls and the mistreatment of the harsh director called "Justa." One day her classmates show her a false birth certificate where it says that her father's name is Jesús García, that he is alive and resides in Mexico City, so she, with the hope of having a family, escapes from the orphanage towards Mexico City to look for her supposed father.

Rayito de luz is a Mexican children's telenovela produced by Rosy Ocampo for Televisa and originally broadcast on Canal de las Estrellas from December 11, 2000, to January 5, 2001. It is based on the novel Marcelino pan y vino by José María Sánchez Silva. The story follows Juan de Luz, an abandoned boy who is found and raised by a group of monks in a small village. Known as "Rayito" for his cheerful spirit, he brings hope and joy to everyone around him while dreaming of one day meeting his mother.