Tormenta en el paraíso

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Tormenta en el paraíso
Created by	Caridad Bravo Adams
Written by	Marcia del Río Claudia Velazco
Directed by	Aurelio Ávila Gilberto Macin
Starring	Sara Maldonado Erick Elías Mariana Seoane Alejandro Tommasi
Theme music composer	Gian Marco Zignago
Opening theme	No Se Me Hace Fácil by Alejandro Fernández
Ending theme	Atrévete a mirarme de frente by Mariana Seoane
Country of origin	Mexico
Original language	Spanish
No. of episodes	185
Production
Executive producer	Juan Osorio
Cinematography
Editor
Running time	45 minutes
Release
Original network	Televisa
Original release	November 12, 2007 (2007-11-12) – July 25, 2008 (2008-07-25)
Chronology
Preceded by	Muchachitas como tú
Followed by	Juro Que Te Amo
External links
Website

Tormenta en el paraíso (English: Storm over Paradise) is a telenovela from Televisa produced by Juan Osorio. It premiered on November 12, 2007 on El Canal de las Estrellas and September 7, 2008 on Univision.^[1]

Plot[]

In 1519, a Mayan priest, Ahzac, discovers that his daughter Ixmy has fallen in love with a white foreigner. He plans to sacrifice her as a gift to the gods, along with items made of gold and a black pearl. Ixmy avoids her fate, and Ahzac curses the black pearl: "Whoever has this pearl in their possession will never be able to know what happiness is!"

In 1987, Eliseo Bravo (Alejandro Tommasi) and Hernán Lazcano (René Strickler) explore the coral reefs of Cozumel and discover the black pearl. When Hernán touches the pearl, Ahzac's curse takes effect. Eliseo's greed leads to Hernán's death, leaving his wife Analy (Eugenia Cauduro) to raise their newborn daughter Aymar alone.

Nineteen years later, Aymar Lazcano (Sara Maldonado) is a beautiful young woman. After her mother is murdered by a jealous suitor when Aymar rejects him, she lives with family friend Pablo Solis (Manuel Ojeda). She meets Nicolás Bravo (Erick Elías), Eliseo's son, and they fall in love.

Avaricious Maura Duran (Mariana Seoane) meets the main characters in the guise of Karina Rosemberg, a rich heiress whose land Eliseo covets. Manipulated by Maura, Eliseo detests Aymar and her relationship with his son and Maura falls in love with Eliseo's oldest son David (José Luis Reséndez).

The real Karina Rosemberg (Íngrid Martz) was crazy because she saw her parents burned alive. She was in the care of an old man who found her wandering. Unfortunately he died and afterwards Aymar took care of her.. Karina had met David and fallen in love with him, despite his drunkenness at the time, but he does not reciprocate her feelings because he is infatuated with Maura. Maura's attempts to separate Aymar and Nicolás include a fake pregnancy (with Nicolás, the alleged father), an attempted murder and the killing of Nicolás' youngest brother, Leonardo. Sirenita who is the real Karina Rosemberg decides to run away from home because David confesses his love to someone else. She meets a kind women who helps her get over her feelings for David by giving her a makeover and teaching her manners.

At the end of the series, Maura is stung by a swarm of bees and dies of anaphylactic shock. David and Karina and Aymar and Nicolás marry, and both couples are happy – Nicolás and Aymar with their son Hernán Nicolás Jr. and their nephew Leonardo; and Karina and David with their son Elisèo David.

Cast[]

Main[]

• Sara Maldonado as Aymar Lazcano Mayu
• Erick Elías as Nicolás Bravo Andrade
• Mariana Seoane as Maura Durán Linares / Karina Rossemberg
• Alejandro Tommasi as Eliseo Bravo

Secondary[]

Special participation[]

• René Strickler as Hernán Lazcano
• Eugenia Cauduro as Analy Mayu Vda. de Lazcano
• Israel Jaitovich as Roque Durán
• Alejandro Ávila as Víctor
• Archie Lafranco as Manuel de Molina "Hombre Blanco"
• Patricio Cabezut as Barraza
• José Carlos Ruiz as Ahzac
• Lupita Jones as Herself

References[]

External links[]

• Tormenta en el paraíso at IMDb