Tierra de esperanza
Mexican telenovela
Tierra de esperanza (English: Land of Hope) is a Mexican telenovela produced by José Alberto Castro for TelevisaUnivision. The series is based on the 2005 American telenovela La Tormenta, created by Humberto Olivieri. It aired on Las Estrellas from 12 June 2023 to 1 September 2023. The series stars Carolina Miranda, Andrés Palacios, Luis Roberto Guzmán and Mariana Seoane.
Premise
When her father is arrested for fraud, María Teresa (Carolina Miranda), a businesswoman, must step in and take over La Esperanza, a ranch left to her by her mother, where she meets Santos (Andrés Palacios), the ranch foreman with whom she will constantly disagree. The frequent conflicts between María Teresa and Santos eventually lead them to fall in love.
Cast
Carolina Miranda as María Teresa Arteaga
Andrés Palacios as Santos Sandoval
Luis Roberto Guzmán as Marco Rivas
Mariana Seoane as Bernarda Rangel
Sofía Castro as Valentina Rangel
Martha Julia as Adriana Espinoza
Nuria Bages as Remedios
Natalia Esperón as Norma Jurado
Daniel Tovar as Crisóforo "Cris" García
Alejandro Tommasi as Esteban Arteaga
Luz María Aguilar as Nany Páramo
Carmen Becerra as Irasema Huerta
Mimi Morales as Camila Díaz
Israel Islas as El Chacal
Erika García as Genoveva Mendoza
Clarisa González as Regina Rangel
Hildeberto Maya as Martín Trejo
Nicolás Krinis as Cuenca
Luis Gerardo León as Grimaldi
Iván Ochoa as Pedro
León Peraza as Aldo Cisneros
Pedro Baldo as Clemente Ferrer
Sergio Goyri as Rutilio Ferrer
Production
In January 2023, it was reported that José Alberto Castro had begun pre-production on his next telenovela. On 7 March 2023, Carolina Miranda and Andrés Palacios were announced in the lead roles, with the working title of the telenovela being La campirana. Filming began on 13 March 2023 in Tlacotalpan, Veracruz. On 28 March 2023, Tierra de esperanza was announced as the official title of the telenovela.
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