María Teresa is a 1972 Venezuelan telenovela written by Cuban writer Delia Fiallo and broadcast on Venevisión. The telenovela starred Lupita Ferrer and José Bardina as the main protagonists.
Plot María Teresa is a beautiful and charming woman who lives with her sickly mother Magdalena and her hard-working father Antonio. María Teresa works at a flower shop and one day, she meets Román, a young man who plays piano at a restaurant nearby. They both fall in love with each other, though she doesn't know that he is actually a millionaire.
María Teresa tells her mother she has fallen in love with Román López Bello. Seeing that she will die soon, she reveals to her husband Antonio that Teresa isn't his daughter but the daughter of her sister Eleonor who went to jail for the alleged murder of Román's father. Eleonor wasn't responsible for his death. His brother, Alfredo Fuentes Tovar, is. Years later, Eleanor is released from jail and introduces herself as María Teresa's aunt. When María Teresa introduces Román to her, she recognizes the similarities he has with his father and, afraid that her secret will be known, tries to separate them. María Eugenia also is opposed to the relationship due to mere social prejudices. Alfredo who still lives with his sister tries to reconcile with Eleanor but she cannot forgive him because of his weakness in the past, and he mistakes Reina, her niece, to be their daughter.
Cast Lupita Ferrer- María Teresa Fuentes Tovar de López Bello/ Muñeca Montiel José Bardina- Román López Bello Ivonne Attas- Reina Jorge Félix- Hugo Falcon Reneé De Pallás- María Eugenia Fuentes Tovar Vda. de López Bello Eva Blanco- Leonor Orángel Delfín- Alfredo Fuentes Tovar Carlos Subero Rebeca González- Any Néstor Zavarce- Santiago Betty Ruth Enrique Alzugaray Ana Castell Caridad Canelón Chumico Romero Martha Lancaste Jose Oliva Susana Duijm
Versions Telenovela Year Protagonists Channel RefAngélica1985Erika BuenfilSergio GoyriTelevisaPrimavera1987Gigi ZanchetaFernando CarrilloRCTVRosangélica1993Sonya SmithVíctor CámaraVenevisiónRosalinda1999ThalíaFernando CarrilloTelevisa
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