List of Puerto Rican Television Series - Spanish Soap Operas

Spanish Soap Operas

  • Ante la Ley - Before the Law- Figurative Wanderer
  • Vivir Para Ti - Living for You
  • Consciencia Culpable'' - Guilty Conscience
  • El Hijo de Angela Maria -The Son of Angela Mary
  • Tomiko - Japanese name
  • Cristina Bazan (viewed in over 25 countries) -
  • El Idolo - The Idol
  • El Amor Nuestro de Cada Día - Our Love of Every Day
  • Viernes Social (Vendida en 17 países de América) - Social Friday
  • La Verdadera Eva'' - The Real Eve
  • Coralito (Viewed in over 30 countries) - Little Coral
  • Tanairi (Viewed in over 35 countries, number one in Santa Esperanza - Holy Hope
  • Una Pasión En El Espejo - Passion in the mirror
  • Los Dedos de la Mano - The Fingers on the Hand
  • Al Son Del Amor (Vendida en 34 países de América Europa y Asia) - To the beat of Love
  • Tres Destinos (Vendida en 55 países de Latinoamérica U.S.A. Europa Asia y Países Arabes) - Three Destinies
  • Natalia - Natalie
  • Pueblo Chico - Small Town
  • Mujeres sin Hombre - Women without a man
  • Señora Tentacion (Vendida en 40 países de Latinoamérica U.S.A. Europa Asia y Países Arabes) - Lady Temptation
  • Posada Corazón - Love Hearth
  • Cuando los Hijos Condenan - When the Children Condemn
  • Amor De Mad - Mother's Love
  • Aventurera'' (Vendida en 17 países de América) - Adventurer
  • Secretos De Mujer - Woman's Secrets
  • El Gran Amante - The Great Lover
  • Los Robles - The Robusts
  • En Aquella Playa (Transmitido en USA Vzla Col Ecu Perú Chile Arg Pan Mex PR y Esp) - At that Beach
  • Ahora O Nunca'' - Now or Never
  • El Retrato de Angela - Angela's Portrait
  • Julieta - Juliet
  • Bodas de Odio - Hatred Weddings
  • Diana Carolina - Dianne Caroline
  • La Sombra de Belinda - The Shadow of Belinda
  • Milly
  • Poquita Cos - Little Thing
  • Tormento - Rage
  • Yo Sé Que Mentía - I know he was lying
  • Laura Guzman, culpable - Laura Guzman, Guilty
  • Ariana
  • Vivir para Amar - Live to love
  • Karina Montaner
  • La Isla - The Island
  • La Jibarita - The peasant
  • Modelos SA (Vendida en 15 países de América) - Models Inc.
  • Cadenas de Amor - Chains of Love
  • Anacaona
  • Vida - Life
  • Renzo, el gitano - Renzo, the Gypsy
  • Escandalo (Viewed in over 15 countries) - Scandal
  • Dueña y Señora - Owner and Lady
  • Don amor
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