Seis Hermanas

Seis Hermanas (transl. 'Six Sisters') is a Spanish soap opera produced by Bambú Producciones for Televisión Española that originally aired on La1 from April 22, 2015 to April 21, 2017.^[1] It starred María Castro, Carla Díaz, Mariona Tena, Celia Freijeiro, Marta Larralde and Candela Serrat.

Synopsis[]

The series is set in Madrid, Spain from 1913 to 1917 and tells the story of the six Silva sisters: Adela Silva (Celia Freijeiro), the older sister, makes most of the decisions, she is correct, generous, loving and kind, she is a widow, she believes that love will never knock on her door again, Blanca Silva (Mariona Tena), she is beautiful, classist, kind, elegant and educated, engaged to the rich banker Rodolfo Loygorri (Fernando Andina), but in love with her brother-in-law, the doctor Cristóbal Loygorri (Álex Gadea), Diana Silva (Marta Larralde), she has a strong character, replaces her father at the head of the Silva family factory, is the enterprising sister, believes that women are undervalued and, although she does not count on finding the love of her life, her destiny has different plans for her, Francisca Silva (María Castro), she sings in secret at the Ambigú but her dream is to sing for a more select audience, Celia Silva (Candela Serrat), she loves letters, studied teaching and her dream is to continue studying, writing and seeing the world. Later he discovers that he feels a feeling of love for his worker friend Petra; and Elisa Silva (Carla Díaz), is the little sister, spoiled, irascible and immature, she dreams of finding a man of good position with whom she can start a family. The six sisters go from being upper-class women without any concern to running the textile factory and the businesses of their father, Don Fernando Silva, after his sudden death, in a society in which women have no right to vote.

Cast[]

Protagonists[]

• María Castro as Doña Francisca Silva Torrealba de Gutiérrez, Condesa de Barnos
• Carla Díaz as Elisa Silva Torrealba
•  [es] as Doña Adela Silva Torrealba Vda. de Sáez y Rivera
•  [es] as Doña Blanca Silva Torrealba de Loygorri, Baronesa de Loygorri, Lady-in-waiting of Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, the Queen consort of Spain
• Marta Larralde as Doña Diana Silva Torrealba de Montaner, Marquesa de Fuensanta
•  [es] as Celia Silva Torrealba

Main cast[]

• Emilio Gutiérrez Caba as Don Fernando Silva Santos
• Fernando Andina as Rodolfo Loygorri del Amo
• Marta Torné as Victoria Villacieros
• Vicky Peña as Rosalía Manzano de Fuentes
• Kiti Mánver as Dolores del Amo Vda. de Loygorri
• María Hervás as Inés Villamagna
• Fernando Guillén Cuervo as Aurelio Buendía
• María Cotiello as Soledad Silva Guzmán/Úrsula Gorán/Úrsula Gorán de Gutiérrez
•  [es] as Cristóbal Manuel Loygorri del Amo, Barón consorte de Loygorri
• Álex Adróver as Salvador Montaner, Marqués de Fuensanta
• Jorge Clemente as Carlos "Carlitos" Terán
•  [es] as Don Ricardo Silva Santos
•  [es] as Adolfina Torrealba López
•  [es] as Gabriel Gutiérrez Rivera, Conde de Barnos
•  [es] as Germán Rivera
• Nuncy Valcárcel as María de las Mercedes "Merceditas" Oviedo
•  [es] as Benjamín Fuentes
•  [es] as Enrique Gutiérrez
•  [es] as Antonia Rivera Vda. de Gutiérrez
•  [es] as Petra Fuentes Martínez
• Alejandro Cano as Miguel Esparza
•  [es] as Luis Civantos
•  [es] as Bernardo Angulo
•  [es] as Sofía Álvarez de Terán
• Mario Alberto Díez as Basilio Ruiz
•  [es] as Raimundo Ferreiro
• Eva Almaya as Marina Montero
•  [es] as Inspector Federico Velasco Doménech
• Leticia Etala as Bruna de Velasco
• Adrián Lamana as Ciro Altabás
• Eva Manjón as Amalia "La Cachetera" Jordán de Loygorri
• Ana Mayo as Beatriz Vinuesa
•  [es] as Emilio Sánchez
• Oriol Puig as Gonzalo Silva
• José Bustos as Simón Goris
•  [es] as Aurora Alarcón Marco
•  [es] as Carmela "Camelita" Silva Manzano/Carolina García/Carolina García Rivera/Carolina Silva Manzano de Rivera
•  [es] as Catalina
•  [es] as Elpidia

Participations[]

• Raúl Alberto Mediero Rodríguez as Factory Employee (Episodes 338-344)

See also[]

• Radiotelevisión Española
• Television in Spain

References[]

External links[]

• Seis Hermanas Website
• Seis Hermanas at the Internet Movie Database