''Pablo y Andrea'' is a Mexican children's

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produced by

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for

Televisa Grupo Televisa is a Mexican multimedia mass media company. A major Latin American mass media corporation, it often presents itself as the largest producer of Spanish-language content. In April 2021, Televisa and Univision Communications announce ...

in 2005. Pablo y Andrea is an adaptation of the classic ''

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'' by

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. The adventures are not developed on the coast of the

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, but in the magical town of

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in the Mexican state of

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. It was the last children's telenovela produced by Televisa, the lack of interest of the public with novels generated lower-rated audience. Scenes were cut from the original broadcast in order to reduce the 100 episodes to 75 because of the low ratings. On August 1, 2005, Canal de las Estrellas started broadcasting ''Pablo y Andrea'' weekdays at 4:00pm, replacing ''Sueños y caramelos''. The last episode was broadcast on November 11, 2005 with ''Peregrina'' replacing it. Marcia Coutiño and

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starred as adult protagonists,

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and Jorge Trejo starred as young protagonists, while

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, Eduardo Rivera, María Fernanda Núñez,

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, Valentina Cuenca and

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starred as antagonists.

Cast

as ''Juan Carlos Saavedra'' *Marcia Coutiño as ''Carmen'' *

as ''Carlota/Úrsula/Bárbara/Socorro Barraza'' *

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as ''Pablo Ibáñez'' *

as ''Andrea Saavedra'' *

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as ''Alma'' * Jesús Zavala as ''Nicolás'' *

as ''Hilda'' *Nadiedka as ''Mati'' *Rodrigo Llamas as ''Pepe'' *Valentina Cuenca as ''Rita'' *Valeria López as ''Susana "Susanita"'' *

as ''Martín Ibáñez'' *María Fernanda Núñez as ''Diana'' *Beng Zeng as ''Joaquín'' *

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as ''Tobías'' *

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as ''Virginia Slater'' *Carol Sevilla as ''Nicole Slater'' *Juan Carlos Colombo as ''Sabás'' *

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as ''Gertrudis Ibáñez'' *Eduardo Rivera as ''Míkonos'' *Mario Casillas as ''Don Severino'' *Adalberto Parra as ''Quintero'' *

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as ''Ellen Slater'' *Rodrigo Mejía as ''Rodrigo Castro'' *Jorge Ortín as ''Cirilo Frutos'' *Carlos Ignacio as ''Abelardo'' *

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as ''Don Cipriano Saavedra'' *Lupe Vázquez as ''Tiba'' *Loreli Mancilla as ''Laura'' *Bárbara Gómez as ''Concepción "Conchita"'' *René Azcoitia as ''Father Bonifacio'' *

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as ''Paula'' *Alan Ledesma as ''Osvaldo'' *Rafael Perrín as ''Mateo'' *Luis Camarena as ''Anacleto'' *Jaime Lozano as ''Francisco "Pancho" Ortíz'' *Luis Reynoso as ''Jesús'' *

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as ''Leonor'' *Arturo Lorca as ''Pielinsky'' *Juan Imperio as ''Moctezuma'' *Maripaz García as ''Toña'' *Iliana de la Garza as ''Lupe'' *Javier Ruán as ''Imanol'' *Bodokito as ''Chana''

Awards

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