Nada es para siempre (TV series)
Spanish television series
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nada es para siempre (transl. 'Nothing Lasts Forever') is a Spanish teen drama television series that originally aired on Antena 3 from July 1999 to December 2000. It is an adaptation of the Venezuelan telenovela A todo corazón.
- Carlos Cerutti
- Alberto Giarrocco
- Jose A. Méndez
- Daniel Diges
- Carlos Castel
- Aurora Carbonell
- Pastora Vega
- José Conde
- Javier Pereira
- Carola Baleztena
- Ana Turpin
- Vanesa Cabeza
- Patricia Figón
- Borja Vera
- Lorena Voces
- Natalia Represa
- Manuel Lozano
| Nada es para siempre | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Teen drama |
| Created by |
|
| Based on | A todo corazón |
| Starring |
|
| Opening theme | "Nada es para siempre" by Cómplices |
| Country of origin | Spain |
| Original language | Spanish |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 375 |
| Original release | |
| Network | Antena 3 |
| Release | 5 July 1999 – 29 December 2000 |
| Related | |
| A puro corazón | |
Premise
The plot tracks the vicissitudes of a group of highschoolers.
Cast
- Daniel Diges as Gato.[1]
- Carlos Castel as Adrián.[1]
- Aurora Carbonell as Bárbara.[1]
- Pastora Vega as Ana.[1]
- José Conde as Ernesto.[1]
- Javier Pereira as Zaqui.[1]
- Carola Baleztena as Natalia.[1]
- Ana Turpin as Cristina.[1]
- Vanesa Cabeza as Patricia.[1]
- Patricia Figón as Susana.[1]
- Borja Vera as Max.[1]
- Lorena Voces as Lorena.[1]
- Natalia Represa as Laura.[1]
- Manuel Lozano as Dani.[2]
- Tomás Sáez as Palmero.[3]
- Vanessa Saiz as Menchu.[4]
- Inma Molina as Claudia.[5]
- José María Aretxabala as Manu.[5]
- Ana Carmen Sánchez as Nuria.[5]
Production
Consisting of an adaptation of the Venezuelan telenovela A todo corazón, the series was created by Carlos Cerutti, Alberto Giarrocco and Jose A. Méndez.[6] The series was shot in A Coruña.[7] The Colegio Obradoiro served to portray the fictional high school.[7] The series' opening theme was performed by Cómplices.[8]
The series premiered on Antena 3 on 5 July 1999,[9] ending its broadcasting run in December 2000, after 2 seasons and 375 episodes.[7][10] Laura Visconti, developing the A todo corazón's remake titled A puro corazón, also drew inspiration from the subplots of Nada es para siempre.[6]