La historia de Juana

La historia de Juana

La historia de Juana

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La historia de Juana

2024- 2024

1 Seasons

65 Episodes

8.3(44 votes)

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Overview

Juana's Story, coming soon by #LasEstrellas | New soap opera for TelevisaUnivision

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Social & External

Production Companies

W Studios

TelevisaUnivision Mexico

Videos & Trailers

1 video

Cast & Crew

21 members

Acting

Camila Valero

Juana Guadalupe Bravo

Camila Valero

Acting

Brandon Peniche

Gabriel Rubio

Brandon Peniche

Acting

Fabiola Guajardo

Camila Montes

Fabiola Guajardo

Acting

Cynthia Klitbo

Josefina Sosa de Bravo

Cynthia Klitbo

Acting

Irina Baeva

Paula Fuenmayor

Irina Baeva

Acting

Grettell Valdéz

Jenny Bravo

Grettell Valdéz

Acting

Mario Morán

Felipe Bravo

Mario Morán

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Henry Zakka

Memo Renteria

Henry Zakka

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Moisés Arizmendi

Salvador Castillo

Moisés Arizmendi

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Omar Germenos

Carlos Poza

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Carlos Gatica

David Ayala

Carlos Gatica

Acting

Daniela Cordero

Enriqueta Valdéz

Daniela Cordero

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Valentina Buzzurro

Margarita Bravo

Valentina Buzzurro

Acting

Isabella Camil

Amparo Robledo

Isabella Camil

Acting

Gabriela Carrillo

Inés Campos

Gabriela Carrillo

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Federico Espejo

Manuel Fuenmayor

Federico Espejo

Acting

Ara Saldivar

Yadira Soto

Ara Saldivar

Acting

Natalia Payan

Daniela Rojas

Natalia Payan

Acting

Alexis Ayala

Rogelio Fuenmayor

Alexis Ayala

Acting

Luis Gatica

Ramón Bravo

Luis Gatica

Acting

Daniela Cristo

Susana Ramírez

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