''La gloria y el infierno'' (English title:''Glory and Hell'') is a Mexican

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produced by

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and

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for

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in 1986.La gloria y el infierno
''Alma latina'' Retrieved February 6, 2015 It is based on the novel ''Duel in the Sun'' by American writer

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. It starred

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and Saby Kamalich.

Plot

After the Mexican Revolution, Sara Vallarta, wife of Fernando de Michoacán a landowner agrees to meet with his cousin and former boyfriend, Sebastian Arteaga. To avoid rumors, Concerta appointment in an abandoned church and go along with his two sons, Michael and Sergio. Sebastian confesses he has joined an Indian with whom he has a daughter, Agnes, but that has never stopped loving her. He asks Sara that if something happens to him, care for your family. Just Sebastián goes, appears Fernando who explained while Sara immediately assumes she is unfaithful and since then, ejected from his bed and does not return you to talk to. Although Sara is still living in the home of her ex-husband, is practically a ghost because it is completely ignored. Sebastian dies, and his wife, Sara proud not go where, however, relates to the owner of a tavern not caring that Inés grow in such sordid environment. Twenty years later, President Lázaro Cárdenas began his agrarian program of expropriation of farms, and Fernando Vallarta is the main opposition to this measure. Just in these circumstances is when the beautiful orphan Inés comes to live with Vallarta.

Cast

as ''Inés Arteaga'' *

as ''Miguel Vallarta'' *

as ''Sergio Vallarta'' *

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as ''Don Fernando Vallarta'' * Saby Kamalich as ''Sara Vallarta'' * Elvira Monsell as ''Martina'' *

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as ''Sebastián Arteaga'' *

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as ''Asunción'' *

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as ''Adriana'' *

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as ''Concha'' *

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as ''Guadalupe'' * Arturo Beristáin as ''Madrigal'' *

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as ''Vicenta'' *

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as ''Pontón'' * Arlette Pacheco as ''Amalia'' * Patricio Castillo as ''Dr. Mendoza'' *

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as ''Valerio Redondo'' * Miguel Gómez Checa as ''Augusto'' * Alberto Gavira as ''Graciano'' * Uriel Chávez as ''Cruz'' *

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as ''Genaro'' * Gilberto Pérez Gallardo as ''Yáñez'' * David Phillips as ''Sergio (child)'' * Sergio Bonilla as ''Miguel (child)'' * Nelly as ''Inés (child)'' *

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as ''Lic. Arvides'' * Blanca Torres as ''María'' * Quintín Bulnes as ''Yáñez'' *

Narciso Busquets Narciso Busquets Zárate (8 September 1931 – 14 December 1988) was a Mexican actor of theater, film, television, radio and voice-over. He also directed a film, ''Sin fortuna'', in 1980. He began his acting career in 1937, as a child actor, and ...

as ''Gallardo'' * Jorge Fegán * Maribel Tarrago * Jesús Gómez Munguía * Ángel de la Peña * Gustavo del Castillo * Federico Romano *

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References

External links

* 1986 telenovelas 1986 Mexican television series debuts 1986 Mexican television series endings Spanish-language telenovelas Television shows set in Mexico Televisa telenovelas {{Mexican-telenovelas-stub