Daniela (2002 TV series)

Daniela is a Spanish-language telenovela television series produced by the United States-based television network Telemundo and the Mexican production company Argos Comunicacion. This limited-run series ran for 120 episodes from May 6 to October 18, 2002.^[1] Daniela was aired in eleven countries around the world.^{[citation needed]}

• Litzy as Daniela Gamboa
• Rodrigo de la Rosa as Mauricio Lavalle
• Osvaldo Benavides as Andres Miranda
• Ximena Rubio as Paola Arango
• Marta Zamora as Enriqueta Montijo De Gamboa
• Rene Gatica as Poncho Gamboa
• Pilar Mata as Laura Arango
• Marco Treviño as Osvaldo
• Elizabeth Guindi as Regina Lavalle
• Luis Cardenas as Federico Arango
• Socorro de la Campa
• Teresa Tuccio as Gabriela Arango
• Magali Boysselle as Maria Elena 'La Nena'
• Masha Kostiurina as Marylin Gamboa
• Alexandra de la Mora as Roger Gamboa / Renata Vogel
• Gustavo Navarro as Larry Campbell
• Alma Frether as Camila Lavalle
• Tara Parra as Chelito Gamboa
• Lucha Moreno
• Claudia Irobo
• Armando Pascual
• Roberto Escobar as Armando Lavalle
• Elvira Monsell as Isabel Miranda

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• ABS-CBN aired between 2002–2003 in Philippines.
• Tedi Tv passed in 2002–2003 in Angola.
• TV Markíza started to air this telenovela on January 28, 2004 and the rerun was aired in 2006, in Slovakia. The telenovela is dubbed in Slovak.
• Indosiar aired the show during mornings in 2004, and the rerun was aired in the mid of 2008 as midnight show, in Indonesia.
• RTV Pink started to air this telenovela on October 7, 2009 and MHC on October 17, 2011 in Serbia.
• Telemetro started to air this telenovela on May 10, 2011 in Panama.
• Al Sumaria started to air this telenovela in October, 2011 in Iraq. The telenovela is dubbed in Iraqi Arabic.
• OTV began to air it in December 2013 in Lebanon, dubbed in Lebanese Arabic.
• Mauritius Broadcasting Corporation aired this telenovela in 2014 on MBC 2 and rebroadcast on Cine 12 in Mauritius. The telenovela is dubbed in French.

• Daniela at IMDb

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