Argentina, tierra de amor y venganza
Argentine telenovela
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Argentina, tierra de amor y venganza (Argentina, Land of Love and Revenge, sometimes shortened as "ATAV") is an Argentine telenovela produced by Pol-ka Producciones that premiered on 11 March 2019 on El Trece.[2][3][4] It is written by Leandro Calderone and Carolina Aguirre and directed by Sebastián Pivotto and Martín Sabán.[4] It stars María Eugenia Suárez, Benjamín Vicuña, Gonzalo Heredia, Albert Baró, Delfina Chaves, Fernán Mirás, Andrea Frigerio and Virginia Innocenti.[5] The telenovela is set in Argentina in the 1930s, in times of prosperity and progress as well as the wave of mainly European immigration in Argentina and political and economic decline.[4]
- Leandro Calderone
- Carolina Aguirre
- Sebastián Pivotto
- Martín Sabán
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| Genre | Telenovela |
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| Creative director | Bernardo Losada |
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| Opening theme | "Cien Años" by Abel Pintos[1] |
| Country of origin | Argentina |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 330 |
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| Executive producer | Diego Carabelli |
| Producer | Adrián Suar |
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| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Production company | Pol-ka Producciones |
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| Network | El Trece |
| Release | 11 March 2019 – 29 September 2023 |
On 5 March 2020, Adrián Suar confirmed that the series had been renewed for a second season, which was originally scheduled to premiere in 2021, finally the filming was done in 2022 and emission was on 2023.[6][7][8]
Plot
Torcuato Ferreyra is a veteran of the Spanish Civil War who managed to amass a great fortune in Argentina after betraying his best friend, Bruno Salvat. At the end of the 30s, Bruno arrives in Argentina, in order to avenge Torcuato's treachery and rescue his sister Julia, who fell into the clutches of a pimp. Bruno gets asylum in a typical conventillo in Buenos Aires and from there he begins to plot his revenge plan.
However, while plotting his plan, Bruno falls madly in love with Lucía Morel, the young and beautiful fiancée of Torcuato Ferreyra. Lucía is an intelligent, feminist and sensitive young woman who only agrees to marry Torcuato at the insistence of her vile mother to get money for the operation of her father, who is sick with tuberculosis. Meanwhile, Aldo, a good-hearted hustler who is dedicated to convincing Spanish immigrants to embark towards Argentina under the pretext of being the land of opportunities, will do his best to rescue a young and beautiful Polish girl, Raquel, from the brothel where Julia is.
Other subplots of the telenovela include the romance between two young boys, Nino and Malek, the repressed homosexuality of Lucia's mother and the unrequited love of Alicia, Torcuato's sister, for Aldo.
Cast
| Actor | Character | Season | ||
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| Benjamín Vicuña | Torcuato Ferreyra † | Main | ||
| Gonzalo Heredia | Aldo Lázaro Moretti † | Main | Mencioned | |
| María Eugenia Suárez | Raquel Novack Zimmerman | Main | Stand-in | |
| Albert Baró | Bruno Salvat | Main | Photograph | |
| Delfina Chaves | Lucía Morel Anchorena | Main | Photograph | |
| Fernán Mirás | Samuel Trauman † | Main | Stand-in | |
| Andrea Frigerio | "Madama Ivonne" / Olga Bertuzzi † | Main | ||
| Virginia Innocenti | Libertad Anchorena de Morel † | Main | ||
| Mercedes Funes | Alicia Ferreyra | Also Starring | ||
| Julia Calvo | Serafina de Moretti † | Also Starring | ||
| Candela Vetrano | Anna Moretti | Also Starring | ||
| Malena Sánchez | Francesca Moretti | Also Starring | ||
| Diego Domínguez | Manuel Córdoba | Also Starring | ||
| Ruggero Pasquarelli | Víctor "Toro" de Leone † | Also Starring | ||
| Matías Mayer | Edinson Gallo | Also Starring | ||
| Federico Salles | Gabriel Celestino Morel Anchorena | Also Starring | ||
| Gastón Cocchiarale | David Lowenstein | Also Starring | ||
| Minerva Casero | Lidia Morel Anchorena | Also Starring | ||
| Tomás Kirzner | Julián Salinas | Also Starring | ||
| Fausto Bengoechea | Juan Carlos "Alambre" Galván † | Also Starring | ||
| Joaquín Flamini | Nino † | Also Starring | ||
| Franco Quercia | Malek Azadyan | Also Starring | ||
| Ariel Pérez de María | Alí Azadyan † | Also Starring | ||
| Juan M. Correa | Genaro † | Also Starring | ||
| Luciano Cáceres | Julio Salaberry † | Also Starring | ||
| Soledad Fandiño | Mercedes "Mecha" Podesta / Dora | Also Starring | ||
| Maite Lanata | Carmen Trauman | Also Starring | ||
Production
Production of the soap opera began on January 2, 2019, and ended on November 15, 2019.[9] After "Padre Coraje", the telenovela is one of the most expensive productions of El Trece in recent years.[10] A large part of the production takes place in the Baires Studios of Don Torcuato, for each episode filmed, 150 people were needed.[10] The character of María Eugenia Suárez is based on the life of Rokhl Lea Liberman (better known as Raquel Liberman), a Polish woman born in the 20th century,[11] who, like the character, suffered from abuse in Argentina. Unlike the soap opera, Ruchla Laja Liberman had 2 children and the character only has 4 siblings. Furthermore, the character of Fernán Mirás is based on Noé Trauman, the first president of the trafficking network Zwi Migdal.
Sequel
In 2021, the sequel to Argentina, tierra de amor y venganza was confirmed, which would be set in 1962. However, in 2022, due to the non-continuation of a large part of the original cast, it was announced that it will be set 50 years later in 1980. In March 2022, it was confirmed that the main cast would be made up of Gloria Carrá, Federico D'Elía, Juan Gil Navarro, Virginia Lago, Susana Giménez, Moria Casán, Justina Bustos, Ignacio Di Marco, Malena Solda, Santiago Talledo, Belén Chavanne, Toni Gelabert, Renato Quattordio, Federico Amador, Andrea Rincón, and the special participation of Darío Barassi. Filming is scheduled to start on May 9, 2022.[12][13][7][14][15][16][17][18]
Airing
The first season aired during 2019, from March 11 to December 30.
Separadas replaced it at the prime time in 2020, but it was cancelled amid the COVID-19 pandemic in Argentina. El Trece replaced it with reruns, and aired the first season of Argentina... again on June 22.[19] It performed poorly against Telefe, that aired the Brazilian telenovela Jesus and a rerun of Educando a Nina.[20]