Tres Mujeres

''Tres mujeres'' (English title: ''Three women'') is a Mexican telenovela produced by Roberto Hernández Vázquez for Televisa in 1999-2000. When it came out it was such a success that they added 3x the normal amount of chapters. There are 280 Chapters when there are normally about 100 chapters. The Telenovela ended in 2000, which made it the longest Telenovela produced by Televisa until Clase 406.

On March 22, 1999, Canal de las Estrellas started broadcasting ''Tres mujeres'' weekdays at 5:00pm, replacing ''Ángela''. The last episode was broadcast on April 14, 2000 with ''Ramona'' replacing it the following day.

Erika Buenfil, Karyme Lozano, Norma Herrera, Alexis Ayala, Jorge Salinas and Pedro Armendáriz, Jr. starred as protagonists, while Sergio Sendel, Arleth Terán, Alejandro Camacho, René Casados, Ricardo Dalmacci and Galilea Montijo starred as antagonists.

Plot

Fatima (Karyme Lozano) is the youngest of the Uriate kids. She's going out with Adrian (Sergio Sendel), and Adrian is cheating on her with Brenda ( Arleth Terán), who is his secretary. One night Fatima and Adrian make love. After that night Adrian starts to abuse Fatima and even rapes her.

After this happens Fatima wants to break-up with him but she can't because her family was brought up that if you give yourself to a man you have to marry him or wait till marriage to make love. Fatima later meets Sebastian (Jorge Salinas) at her job. He buys a sculpture of hers. She soon starts to feel something for Sebastian but she can't be with him because she is with Adrian.

She soon finds out that Adrian is cheating on her and she then starts to date Sebastian. Her and Sebastian fall madly in love but different things keep separating them. They are separated by Adrian; Verania ( Susan Vohn), Sebastian ex-girlfriend from Canada; Carolina (Vanessa Guzmán), a model that works for Sebastian; and Leonardo(René Casados), Fatima's painter friend.

Fatima and Sebastian get married but on their Honeymoon Fatima finds out that Sebastian is having a baby with Carolina, so she leaves him and goes back to Mexico with Leonardo. Sebastian tries to get Fatima back but when she was going to accept him she catches him with Verania, but what Fatima didn't know is that the night before Sebastian and Daniel (Alexis Ayala) were drinking and he got drunk.

Verania took advantage of this and took his clothes off and put his shirt on to make look like they made love. So again Fatima breaks up with him. Fatima then starts hanging with Leonardo and she eventually leaves for New York with him and tells Sebastian that when she comes back in a year she is going to divorce him. A year passes and Fatima is seeing Leonardo and living with 2 friends Loren ( Sharis Cid) and Miriam (Isadora Gonzalez).

She tells Leonardo that she is going back to Mexico and he gets VERY angry with him because he doesn't want her to go without him and he has to stay. Leonardo is cheating on Fatima with Loren. So Fatima and Miriam go back to Mexico and there they see Sebastian with Sebastian Jr and Renatan (Luz Maria Jerez).

Sebastian takes them home and talks to Fatima who desires him but can't be with him because Carolina, the mother of Sebastian Jr, says that if he and Fatima are together that he can't see his Son. Carolina goes to Fatima's house and starts yelling at her not to interfere with her and Sebastian. Fatima tells Sebastian, and Sebastian yells at Carolina and breaks-up with her.

Fatima and Sebastian get back together and they live with each other, but one day Leonardo tries raping Fatima. Sebastian walks in and see them, he goes to the dresser and grabs a gun first he points it to Leonardo then to Fatima because he thinks that she was cheating. Fatima ends up getting pregnant but not from Sebastian but from Leonardo because he raped her. She ends up losing the baby and she feels hurt, broken.

Cast

* Erika Buenfil as ''Barbara Uriarte Saraldi''
* Alexis Ayala as ''Daniel Subiri Sánchez''
* Karyme Lozano as ''Fatima Uriarte Saraldi''
* Jorge Salinas as ''Sebastian Méndez Morrison''
* Norma Herrera as ''Greta Saraldi de Uriarte - Minski''
* Pedro Armendáriz Jr. as ''Federico Mendez''
* Guillermo Capetillo as ''Manuel Toscano''
* Patricio Castillo as ''Gonzalo Uriarte''
* Armando Araiza as ''Santiago Uriarte Saraldi''
* Sergio Sendel as ''Adrian de la Fuente, villain''
* Alejandro Tommasi as ''Mario Espinoza Sánchez''
* Arleth Terán as ''Brenda Muñoz, villain''
* Galilea Montijo as ''Maricruz Ruiz''
* Raúl Ramírez as ''Frank Minski''
* Eduardo Verástegui as ''Ramiro Belmont''
* Luz María Jerez as ''Renata Gamboa''
* Maite Embil as ''Andrea Ibañez''
* Niurka Marcos as ''Yamilé Núñez''
* Fabián Robles as ''Ángel Romero/Jose Ángel Belmont''
* Lorenzo de Rodas as ''Vicente Sánchez''
* Mariana Seoane as ''Marcela Durán''
* Maya Mishalska as ''Paulina''
* Ana Bertha Espín as ''Lucía Sánchez''
* María Fernanda Rodríguez as ''Montserrat "Montse" Espinoza Uriarte''
* Susan Vohn as ''Verania Grip''
* Vanessa Guzmán as ''Carolina Fontaner''
* Isadora González as ''Miriam Cohen''
* Sergio Catalán as ''Valentin''
* Maricarmen Vela as ''Jesusa''
* Marina Marín as ''Ana de Gamboa''
* Lucero Lander as ''Genoveva''
* Laura Flores as ''Sandra María Aguírre''
* Alejandro Camacho as ''Salvador Ortega, villain
* René Casados as ''Leonardo Marcos, villain
* Yolanda Mérida as ''Eva de la Parra''
* Carlos Bracho as ''Dr. Salazar''
* Dominika Paleta as ''Raquel Lerdo Muñoz''
* Sergio Reynoso as ''Adolfo Treviño''
* Isaura Espinoza as ''Diana Carmona''
* Socorro Bonila as ''Aracely Durán''
* Rosángela Balbo as ''Rosa María Sánchez''
* Ninón Sevilla as ''Yolanda de Núñez''
* Manuel "Flaco" Ibáñez as ''Héctor Gómez''
* Ricardo Dalmacci as ''Claudio Altamirano, villain''
* Gerardo Quiroz as ''Antonio Fernández''
* Gabriela Platas as ''Carla Fonseca''
* Luz María Zetina as ''Paloma''
* Elizabeth Águilar as ''Nicole Bermúdez''
* Paulino Hemmer as ''Lorenzo Toscano''
* Diana Osorio as ''Verónica Toscano''
* Rafael del Villar as ''Eduardo''
* Sharis Cid as ''Loren Covarrubías''
* Hugo Acosta as ''Rafael''
* César Castro as ''Eugenio Gamboa''
* Yadira Santana as ''Dr. Olivia Soler''
* Manola Diez as ''Ximena''
* Jana Raluy as ''Sonia''
* María Prado as ''Meche''
* Queta Lavat as ''Susana''
* Silvio Fornaro as ''Diego Aguírre''
* Mauricio Bonet as ''Tavo Galindo''
* Theo Tapia as ''Don Pepe''
* María Dolores Oliva as ''Rita''
* Gabriela Araujo as ''Maggie de la Fuente''
* Francisco Avendaño as ''Dr. Alberto Valero''
* Miguel Serros as ''Nicolás''
* Ricardo Chávez as ''Andrés''
* Amira Cruzat as ''Dulce''
* Juan Ángel Esparza as ''Rodrigo Balmori''
* Carlos González as ''Miguel''
* Jaime Hernes as ''Sergio''
* María Idalia as ''Magda''
* Bobby Larios as ''Mauro''
* Jaime Lozano as ''Demetrio Lopez''
* Bibelot Mansur as ''Gina''
* Rubén Morales as ''Javier''
* Martin Muñoz as ''Omar''
* Polly as ''Sofía''
* Luis Reynoso as ''Gabriel Uribe''
* Adriana Rojo as ''Olga''
* Juan Romanca as ''Carlos''
* Javier Ruán as ''Flavio Guzmán''
* Yessica Salazar as ''Esther''
* Andrea Soberon as ''Macarena''
* Carlos Soriano as ''Henry''
* Abraham Stevans as ''Father Mateo''
* Carlos Speitzer as ''Remigio''
* Jorge Trejo as ''Renato''
* Ricardo Vera as ''Fernando de la Fuente''
* Jacqueline Voltaire as ''Melinda''

Awards

References

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1999 telenovelas
Mexican telenovelas
1999 Mexican television series debuts
2000 Mexican television series endings
Spanish-language telenovelas
Television shows set in Mexico City
Television shows set in Canada
Televisa telenovelas