La señora de Cárdenas Trailer (2003)
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Cast
Roxana Díaz as Pilar Rodríguez de Cárdenas
Alfonso Medina as Alberto Cárdenas
Marlene De Andrade as Fanny Muñoz
Dad Dager as Liana
Amanda Gutiérrez as Estela de Rodríguez
Crisol Carabal as Angélica Rodríguez de Montalvo
Iván Tamayo as Alfredo Montalvo
Flávia Gleske as Perla
Leonardo Marrero as Andrés Rodríguez
Emerson Rondón as Fonseca
Juan Carlos Gardié as Dr. Perdomo
Antonio Cuevas as Pedro Rodríguez
Rosario Prieto as Elvira de Cárdenas
Amalia Pérez Díaz as Doña Ana
María Gabriela de Faría as María Elena Cárdenas Rodríguez
Saúl Marín as Damián Gálvez
International Releases Dates
Venezuela 01 January 2003
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