Viuda Alegre - Cast

Cast

  • Claudia Di Girólamo - Beatriz Sarmiento
  • Alfredo Castro - José Pablo Zulueta
  • Marcelo Alonso - Rodrigo Zulueta
  • Amparo Noguera - Kathy Meneses
  • Paz Bascuñán - Sofía Valdevenito Sarmiento
  • Francisco Reyes - Simón Díaz/Santiago Balmaceda
  • Francisca Lewin - Sabina Díaz/Javiera Balmaceda
  • Ricardo Fernández - Franco Fonseca Sarmiento
  • Alvaro Morales - Yagán Vivanco
  • Adela Secall - Paola Zulueta
  • Esperanza Silva - Teresita
  • Luis Alarcón - Edgardo Mancilla
  • Delfina Guzmán - Norita Norambuena
  • Rodrigo Pérez - Hermógenes León
  • Maria Jose Necochea - Susana Pizarro
  • Luis Eduardo Campos - Pedrito Pizarro
  • Roxana Campos - Adela Velásquez
  • Néstor Cantillana - Andrés Tapìa
  • Daniela Lhorente - Milenka Vivanco
  • Mauricio Pesutic - Sandro Zapata
  • Taira Court - Emilia Recart
  • Alvaro Espinoza - Alexis "Chaleco" Opazo
  • Begoña Basauri - Carolina Zapata
  • Oscar Hernández - Ramiro Opazo
  • Santiago Tupper - Marcos Hess
  • Verónica Soffia - Lupe Ossandón
  • José Sosa - Cóndor Dionisio Vivanco

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