16 (TV series)
2003 Chilean TV series or program
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16 (original title: Dieciséis) is a Chilean teen drama television series written by Marcelo Leonart. It premiered on Televisión Nacional de Chile on June 9, 2003, and concluded on October 22, 2003. The series stars Francisca Lewin and Cristián Arriagada.[1]
Nona Fernández
Nona Fernández
Hugo Morales
Ximena Carrera
Germán Barriga
| 16 | |
|---|---|
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| Genre | Teen drama |
| Created by | Marcelo Leonart Nona Fernández |
| Written by | Marcelo Leonart Nona Fernández Hugo Morales Ximena Carrera |
| Directed by | VÃctor Huerta Germán Barriga |
| Starring | Cristián Arriagada Francisca Lewin Cristián Riquelme |
| Theme music composer | Jorge del Campo Ãlvarez |
| Country of origin | Chile |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of episodes | 98 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Pablo Ãvila Guerrero |
| Producer | Daniela Demicheli |
| Production location | Santiago, Chile |
| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 25â35 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | Televisión Nacional de Chile TV Chile |
| Release | 9 June â 22 October 2003 |
| Related | |
| 17 | |
Throughout the series, topics such as bullying, bulimia, and drug use are explored within the setting of a prestigious high school. Due to its success, a sequel series titled 17 was released, continuing the main storyline.[2]
Plot
After an intense summer break, a new school year begins at Antumapu High School. It's a time for students and teachers to reunite and welcome new members of the school community.
Magdalena Arias (Francisca Lewin), the principal's daughter, feels lonely but is thrilled when her cousin Matilde (Fernanda Urrejola) joins her class along with her friends Alejandra (Luz Valdivieso) and Canela (Isabel Ruiz) after their liberal private school went bankrupt. The group calls themselves "the witches." New classmates Fabiana (Antonella Orsini), Estrella (Francisca Tapia), and Ariela (Paola Giannini) also join.
The school year brings challenges as Manuel Arias (Willy Semler), the strict school principal and Magdalena's father, introduces new rules, such as segregating the school's common areas by gender. Magdalena and her friends lead a protest against these rules, which they see as oppressive.
While navigating these struggles, Magdalena faces personal conflicts, including falling in love with Nacho (Cristián Arriagada), a scholarship student and the janitor's son, despite dating JoaquÃn (Cristián Riquelme), the student council president. Her romance with Nacho sparks tension with her father, but Magdalena refuses to let social differences dictate her heart.
The lives of other characters at Antumapu High involve themes of love, jealousy, friendship, rebellion, and family relationships.
Cast
- Francisca Lewin as Magdalena Arias[3]
- Cristián Arriagada as Ignacio "Nacho" Vargas
- Cristián Riquelme as JoaquÃn Ortúzar[4]
- Willy Semler as Manuel "Chacal" Arias
- Consuelo Holzapfel as SofÃa Arias
- Alejandra Fosalba as Bárbara Torrent
- Juan Falcón as Román Espoz
- Fernanda Urrejola as Matilde Arias[5]
- Juan José Gurruchaga as DarÃo Carmona[6]
- Paola Giannini as Ariela Ortúzar
- Mauricio Inzunza as Ãlvaro Munizaga[7]
- Luz Valdivieso as Alejandra Moretti
- MatÃas Oviedo as Pablo Arias[8]
- Patricio Achurra as Demetrio Alquinta
- Lorene Prieto as Ester Costa
- Hugo Medina as Ambrosio Vargas
- Isabel Ruiz as Canela Talavera[9]
- Antonella Orsini as Fabiana Tamayo
- Francisca Tapia as Estrella Toro[10]
- Mario Gatica as ElÃas Santelices
- Liliana GarcÃa as Oriana Fernández
- Patricio Strahovsky as Jaime Ortúzar
- Loreto Valenzuela as Mariana Del Canto
- Maité Fernández as Azucena Mora
Production
The project was approved for the 2003 programming lineup by Televisión Nacional de Chile in October 2002. Jorge Marchant provided script consulting.[11] The school scenes were filmed at the Patrocinio de San José School in Providencia.[12]
Phenomenon
This was the first Chilean telenovela designed for an early evening time slot, such as 5:30 PM.[13] Its overwhelming successâachieving higher ratings than TVN's prime-time telenovelas of the season, Puertas adentro and Pecadoresâled to its nearly immediate rerun in the summer of 2004 and the production of a sequel, titled 17, which aired in the summer of 2005. It also sparked TVN's interest in exploring new time slots for telenovelas, including nighttime programming starting in 2004. The telenovela stood out for portraying typical adolescent issues, such as bulimia, represented by Paola Giannini.
Soundtrack
- Jorge del Campo Ãlvarez - Divididos (Main Theme)
- EM 3,14 - Al despertar (Nacho and Magdalena's Theme)
- Marina Club - Keep on dancing (Pablo and Fabiana's Theme)
- NTVG - No necesito nada (DarÃo and Matilde's Theme)
- Miguel Bosé - Morena MÃa (Manuel and Barbara's Theme)
- Jarabe de Palo - Bonito (DarÃo's Theme)
- Gonzalo Yáñez - Algún DÃa (Magdalena and JoaquÃn's Theme)
- Daniela Castillo - Creo en ti
- Fito Páez - El Amor Después Del Amor (Román and Ester's Theme)
- Supernova - Herida (Alejandra's Theme)
- Yahir - Alucinando (Ãlvaro and Canela's Theme)
- Clan Rojo - Todo anda bien (Estrella's Theme)
- Mai - Dónde estoy?
- Canal Magdalena - Tú siempre tú
- Lucybell - Ten Paz
- Delisse - Un Rincón Escondido
- Lucybell - Amanece (Magdalena and JoaquÃn's Theme)
- Gabriel Yared - The Unfeeling Kiss
- Sixpence None The Richer - Tension is a Passing Note
- Jarabe De Palo - Ying Yang
- Santo Barrio - Jaguar
- Linkin Park - Breaking The Habit
- Linkin Park - Somewhere I Belong
- Linkin Park - Session
- Linkin Park - Don't Stay
- Daft Punk - Crescendolls
- Deftones - Minerva
- Gorillaz - Clint Eastwood
- Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Zephyr Song
- Linkin Park - Hit the Floor
- The Chemical Brothers - Star Guitar
- Nicole - Vida
- Red Hot Chili Peppers - Cabron
- Lucybell - Triángulo
- Lucybell - Mi Corazón