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Soy tu dueña
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Title: Soy tu dueña

Release Date: 15 Jun 2010

Runtime: NaNh NaNm

Genre: Drama

Director: Inés Rodena,Kary Fajer

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Overview: Soy Tu Dueña is a Mexican telenovela produced by Nicandro Díaz González for Televisa. It starred Lucero, Gabriela Spanic, Fernando Colunga, David Zepeda, Sergio Goyri and Jacqueline Andere.

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Ratings

Average Vote: 7.718 (561 votes)

Cast

  • José Miguel Montesinos: Fernando Colunga
  • Valentina Villalba Rangel: Lucero
  • Alonso Peñalvert: David Zepeda
  • Ivana Dorantes Rangel: Gabriela Spanic
  • Benita Garrido: Ana Martín
  • Leonor de Montesinos: Jacqueline Andere
  • Horacio Acosta: Eduardo Capetillo
  • Isabel Rangel Vda. de Dorantes: Silvia Pinal
  • Iluminada Camargo: Fátima Torre
  • Felipe Santibáñez: Fabián Robles
  • Sandra Macotela: Cristina Obregón
  • Gabriela Islas: Marisol del Olmo
  • Sabino Mercado: José Carlos Ruiz
  • Enriqueta de Macotela: Ana Bertha Espín
  • Rosendo Gavilan: Sergio Goyri
  • Ernesto Galeana: Julio Alemán
  • Rogelio Villalba: Guillermo Capetillo
  • Soy tu dueña (Season 1)

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