Súbete a mi moto
television series
Subete a mi Moto is a Mexican telenovela produced by TV Azteca in 2002. Created by Verónica Suárez and Eric Vonn, It was broadcast on Azteca Trece (now Azteca Uno) from Monday July 1, 2002 to Friday January 24, 2003 for 155 episodes. The protagonists include Vanessa Acosta, Mark Tacher, Sandra Echeverria, Michel Brown, Alejandra Urdaín and Adrián Cue, and the antagonistic interpretation by Bárbara Mori, Jorge Luis Pila, Susana Alexander and Vanessa Villela.
Plot
It is the story of four young people with different personalities, the four looking for love.
Mari Jo (Maria Jose), Mariana, and her two half sisters: Cecilia and Renata, seek to survive their family problems, trying to share a father, all four being daughters of different mothers, Harriet and Laura respectively, both of whom are good women, but who share very different points of views, for reasons of generation and personality.
Mariana and Renata, half-sisters, will fall in love with Richard and fight for him until the end. Not to mention that a third person, who is beautiful and evil, manipulates them into fighting each other.
That person is Nelly, the jealous cousin of the girls, who together with her mother, Carmen, and the main villain, Carlos, will make life difficult for the rest, engaging in piracy.
Ernesto, the father of the sisters, is the director of a major label, he is desolated after realizing it was not true that Harriet, his first wife, betrayed him, and after 20 years he found out the lies Angustias, his former mother in law, created. His two daughters from his first marriage believe he abandoned them.
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