Isa TK+ (Isa Te Quiero Más) is the second season of the Nickelodeon Latin America production, Isa TKM, produced with Sony Pictures Television and Teleset of Colombia. Production began in July 2009, and it premiered on 28 September 2009 in Latin America. It premiered in Brazil on 5 April 2010.
History The season, written by Julio César Mámol Junior, Gino Berríos and Daniel Gonzalez, was produced in Colombia. "Isa TK+ is the evolution of Isa TKM, and we are happy to bring this production together with Nickelodeon to various countries in Latin America," said Sony Pictures Television vice president of development programs and production Marlon Quintero. It featured María Gabriela de Faría, Reinaldo Zavarce, Willy Martin, and Micaela Castelotti. Milena Torres guest-starred, and Carolina Gaitán and Ricardo Abarca were newcomers.
When speaking of the second season renewal, Tatiana Rodriguez, Latin America vice president of programming and creative strategy had this to say:
Filming
Isa TK+ began filming in mid-July 2009. It was recorded in Barranquilla and Bogotá, except for scenes in the first episodes with Milena Torres which were filmed in Venezuela because Torres could not travel to Colombia with the rest of the cast at the time; she later went to Colombia to film episodes 25 to 41. Sixty to 70 episodes were planned, wrapping in mid-November or early December of that year.
Synopsis Since the ending of Isa TKM, Isabella "Isa" Pasqualli and her band have become successful worldwide. She has signed a contract with the Zafiro record label, which will send her abroad to study at Colegio Bravo (a school for young artists). Linda Luna ("Gordilinda", her best friend) has also received a scholarship to Bravo to study ballet. Alejandro "Alex" Ruiz (Isa's boyfriend) and Reinaldo "Rey" Galán (Gordilinda's boyfriend) are also going to BravoAlex to study guitar, and Rey to study acting.
Catalina Bernabeu and her sidekick, Jessica "Jess" Chen, want to ruin Isa's career, win Alex' affections and get Linda expelled; Sebastian Lorenzo ("Sebas") tries to win Isa's heart. Rey and Linda's new classmates, Sandra Centeno ("Sandijuela") and Javier "Javi" Mooner, are attracted to them. Principal Violeta Marindo ("La Tamarindo") is a sour woman who dislikes Isa and her friends. Cristina Ricalde ("Cristarantula", the main antagonist from the previous series) returns to get revenge on Isa and her friends.
Cast
Main cast
Supporting cast
Guest stars Juan Fernando Sánchez as Vladimir Lugozi Santiago Ramundo as Luca Willy Martin as Grandmother Galán Diana Neira Canales as Samanta Centeno
Characters
Isabella "Isa" Pasquali: An 18-year-old with a radiant personality and a sweet voice Alejandro "Alex" Ruiz: Isa's boyfriend Linda "Gordilinda" Luna: Isa's sensitive, funny, charismatic and loyal best friend Reinaldo "Rey" Galán: Linda's somewhat-conceited boyfriend Catalina "Cataclismica" Bernabeu: A two-faced antagonist Sebastián "Sebas" Lorenzo: A popular boy who falls in love with Isa Cristina "Cristarantula" Ricalde: Principal Violeta's niece and the main antagonist of the previous series Violeta Marindo "La Tamarindo": The principal of Colegio Bravo Enrique "Kike" Toro: Alex' quirky roommate and best friend Natalia "Naty" Tarazona: Isa's roommate Jessica Chen ("Jess"): Catalina's roommate and sidekick Javier "Javi" Mooner: One of Alex' new friends and Rey's rival Sandra "Sandijuela" Centeno: Rey's acting classmate and friend Fabiana "Fabi" Medina: One of Isa's roommates and a friend of Sebas Agata "Monteblack" Montenegro: Violeta's chum and hall monitor of the girls' dormitory Alvaro Lorenzo: Sebas' father and owner of a rival record label Andy Roca: Creative principal of Colegio Bravo Abelardo Flores: The school's janitor and handyman, and a good friend of Isa and Alex
Viewership Isa TK+ led the ratings among viewers aged 12 to 17 in several Latin American countries. When it aired on Nickelodeon Brazil, it ranked first among children aged 7 to 12, second among children aged 4 to 11, and second among viewers aged 12 to 17 across all pay television channels. In 2010, it was also the second most-watched program on Brazilian pay television among viewers aged 7 to 12.
See also Isa TKM
References
External links Official page Guarida Azul, Isa TK+ Official social network Toca Azul, Brazilian version of Guarida Azul Isa TK+ Pictures Isa TK+ photos