S.O.S.: Sexo y otros secretos
television series
S.O.S.: Sexo y otros secretos (English: S.O.S.: Sex and Other Secrets) is a Mexican television series produced by Javier Williams and Andrea Salas that premiered on Canal 5 on May 15, 2007 and ended on December 9, 2008. It stars Susana Zabaleta, Susana González, Luz María Zetina, Marina de Tavira, Claudia Ramírez, and Chantal Andere. The series narrates the lives of five women facing a world full of sex, infidelities and secrets.
Premise
Five women have different ways of seeing life, sometimes complementary and sometimes contrary, but they share a concept of solidarity and friendship between them that makes them a charming group. Each episode tells how they live, how they met, how their friendship was born, their most intimate desires and the secrets that they keep for fear of being rejected or judged. The series also shows the sexual experiences that have marked their character, the desire to take charge of their lives and become complete women, to find self-confidence and personal satisfaction, and share their struggle to overcome their limitations and grow as human beings.
Cast
Main
Susana Zabaleta as Sofía (season 1)
Susana González as Tania
Luz María Zetina as Maggie
Marina de Tavira as Pamela
Claudia Ramírez as Irene
Julio Bracho as Xavier (season 1; guest in season 2)
Pedro Damián as Genaro (season 1)
Benny Ibarra as Gabriel
Miguel Rodarte as Boris
Emilio Echevarría as Misty (season 1)
José Angel Bichir as Beto (season 1)
Paty Díaz as Marcia (season 1)
Cristina Mason as Irenita
Darío T. Pie as Darío de Gavira (season 1)
Zuria Vega as Roberta
Azela Robinson as Lucía (season 1)
Enrique Singer as Levy (season 2)
Odiseo Bichir as Tovar (season 2)
Rafael Amaya as Martín (season 2)
Chantal Andere as Natalia (season 2)
Recurring
Diana Bracho as Isadora
Episodes
Series overview
Season 1 (2007)
Season 2 (2008)
Home release
Xenon Entertainment released Sexo y otros secretos Primera Temporada on October 14, 2008. The second season has not been released.
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