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Quiero Amarte

Televisa/7:15pm

Premiere: October 21, 2013

Remake of ‘Imperio de Cristal’ (1994)

Written by: Martha Carrillo and Cristina Garcia

Produced by: Carlos Moreno

SYNOPSIS

The story begins years ago, when Mauro falls in love with Elena, the heiress to the coffee plantation “El paraíso”. Together they have one daughter named Juliana, but soon Mauro becomes a widower and attracts the attention of Lucrecia, who becomes obsessed with him. But he wants to find a true love, and falls in love with Florencia, a young woman working in the plantation. But Lucrecia plots to separate them, and marries Mauro after telling him she’s pregnant with his child, although he doesn’t love her. Florencia decides to marry David. She gives birth to a daughter named Amaya.

After 30 years, Amaya, a woman who seems like the exact copy of Florencia, appears in the lives of Mauro and his family. At first Amaya is married to Horacio, with whom she has a daughter called Valeria. On the other hand, Maximiliano, the handsome son of Mauro and Lucrecia, is engaged to the beautiful Constanza. But everything changes after he meets Amaya, who becomes the big love of his life.

When they fall in love, all the passion, hatred and intrigue from the past come back to the lives of their families. Lucrecia, Horacio and César will do anything to separate them. Will they be able to overcome them and be happy together?

CAST

Karyme Lozano - Amaya Serrano Martínez de Espinoza / Florencia Martínez de Serrano

Cristian de la Fuente - Maximiliano “Max” Montesinos Ugarte

Diana Bracho - Doña Lucrecia Ugarte de Montesinos

Flavio Medina - César Montesinos Ugarte

Alejandra Barros - Juliana Montesinos Carmona

José Elías Moreno - Don Mauro Montesinos

Adriana Louvier - Constanza Olazábal

Salvador Zerboni - Horacio Espinoza

Luz María Jerez - Eloísa Ugarte

Olivia Bucio - Dolores Morales de Valdez

Salvador Sánchez - Cipriano Valdez

Cassandra Sánchez-Navarro - Flavia Montesinos Ugarte

Hernán Canto - Lucío Montesinos Ugarte

Ricardo Franco - Salvador Romero

Jean Paul Leroux - Jorge de la Parra

Otto Sirgo - Manuel Olazábal

Tanya Vázquez - Carolina Rivera

Renata Notni - Mariana Valdez Morales

Andrés Mercado - Iván Fonseca

Briggitte Bozzo - Valeria Espinoza Serrano

Héctor Sáez - Héctor Fonseca

Yolanda Ventura - Genoveva

Diego Amozurrutia - Ulises Hernández

Patricia Martínez - Chelo

Gabriela Goldsmith - Emma

Vanesa Restrepo - Nora

Thelma Dorantes - Amparo

Javier Herranz - Padre Hipólito

Germán Gutiérrez - Alain

Cristiane Aguinaga - Laura

Abril Onyl - Hortensia

Kelchie Arizmendi - Nuria

Sebastián Llapur - Franco

Jonnathan Kuri - Aarón Méndez

Zadkiel Molina - Heriberto

Elizabeth Dupeyrón - Hilda

Roberto Ruy - Efraín

Xorge Noble - Baldomero

Pilar Escalante - Vera

Alejandro Tommasi - Omar Vásquez

Abraham Ramos - David Serrano

Estrella Solís - Enfermera

Mafer Lara - Alina

Alex Sirvent - Don Mauro Montesinos (young)

Elena de Tellitu - Doña Lucrecia Ugarte de Montesinos (young)

Cristián de la Fuente Danna García Eiza González

Premios Juventud 2013: Photos from the show and from the red carpet

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Cristián de la Fuente Danna García Eiza González

Premios Juventud 2013: Full winners list

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Univision's "Premios Juventud" (Youth Awards) celebrated its tenth birthday tonight with a party in the hottest South Beach style--with sand, palm trees, sailboards, boats, campfires, a lighthouse, fireworks, and even an onstage swimming pool where superstars Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull took an unexpected dip. The most original and unconventional awards show on Spanish-language television presented awards in 27 unique categories within five areas: Music, Movies, Novelas, Sports, and Pop Culture; the biggest winner of the night was Prince Royce.

Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull jumpstarted the "Premios Juventud" beach bash performing a live medley of their blowout hits "On the Floor," "Dance Again," "Live It Up," and "Don't Stop the Party" in a truly unforgettable production featuring 46 dancers and aerial acrobats, drums, an impressive laser light show and nonstop rhythm. After a grand opening featuring Lopez inside a bird cage and Pitbull appearing on top of a silver jungle gym, the explosive duo had the audience on its feet jumping and cheering with their electrifying dance moves.

This vibrant opening number brought down the house and set the ultra-festive mood for the rest of the night, during which the lineup of stellar performances ran the gamut from sensual bachatas to Regional Mexican, salsa, electronic dance tunes, pop ballads and much more. Among the internationally famous Latin music recording artists who performed live on the "Premios Juventud" tonight were Chino y Nacho, DJ Chino featuring Fito Blanko and Papayo, El Dasa, J Alvarez, J Balvin, Larry Hernandez, Leslie Grace, Lucero, Marc Anthony, Marconi with Eiza Gonzalez, N'Klabe, Thalia, and Victor Manuelle ft. Gocho. Additionally, the show featured an inspiring segment with up-and-coming young artists Abraham Mateo, Becky G, and Kevin Ortiz, whose impressive musical talent bodes future stardom.

In a "Premios Juventud" exclusive, six Latin music stars performed the U.S.

television premieres of their newest singles. Ricky Martin drove the crowd wild with his signature sexy moves in the worldwide preview of his "Spanglish" version of "Come With Me" amid a state-of-the-art lights show; Prince Royce wooed the audience with "Darte un Beso" against a romantic Caribbean backdrop; Jencarlos Canela debuted "I Love It" in a festive pool party setting; Maite Perroni surprised viewers with the new bachata tune "Tu y Yo," giving an unexpected twist to her pop career; Pee Wee debuted the romantic ballad "Duele Decirte Adios"; and Yandel, part of the super popular reggaeton duo Wisin y Yandel, made a rare appearance alone on "Premios Juventud" to close the show with his new solo single, "Hable de Ti," in a sensational number that began with him rappelling down to the stage from a giant light-filled Y.

During the three-hour telecast, an impressive number of celebrities from the world of Hispanic entertainment were on hand to present the awards. Prince Royce topped the list of winners, getting five awards in Music categories that range from Red Hot Artist and Catchiest Tune to My Favorite Video. He was followed by the late "Queen of Banda," Jenni Rivera, who received four awards, including My Regional Mexican Artist and My Ringtone. Among other winners were Bruno Mars and Jesse & Joy, with two statuettes each, plus Blanca Soto, Marconi, Mana, Shakira, Pitbull, and many others in a diverse range of categories. All winners were chosen by fans who voted online and on mobile via www.PremiosJuventud.com.

One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of the "Premio Icono Mundial" (Icon Award) to Jennifer Lopez. The special award pays tribute to outstanding artists of Hispanic descent who have achieved global fame. This was only the second time that the award was given at "Premios Juventud"; the previous recipient was Marc Anthony. Lopez also took home a second award tonight for the Movies category, She Steals the Show.

In addition, Mexican comedic actor Eugenio Derbez was honored with the prestigious "Supernova Award" in recognition of his distinguished and wide-reaching career. Past recipients of the "Supernova" award include Fernando Colunga, Shakira, Mana, Ricardo Arjona, Chayanne, and Antonio Banderas.

For the first time ever this year, "Premios Juventud" fans voted for the 2013 Summer Song online and via Twitter, which will become the official theme of the Univision Network's summer on-air promotions. The winner was "I Love It" by Jencarlos Canela.

Prior to the awards ceremony, Univision celebrities Alejandra Espinoza, Rodner Figueroa and Carlos Calderon, joined by pop sensation and star of the hit telenovela "Amores Verdaderos," Eiza Gonzalez, covered the arrival of all the celebrity guests as they made their way towards the "Premios Juventud" show. This year's pre-show theme featured a festive strip of arcades, shops and restaurants along a colorful beach boardwalk where Angel & Khris performed their contagious summer feel single "My Corazon."

Fans were able to join in on the beach fun via unique social media integrations. Alejandra Espinoza, also the official "Premios Juventud" social media host, brought fans closer to the action direct from the Social Media Lounge and "Premios Juventud" beach style social media wall featuring the evening's trending artist and hottest topics. Additionally and unique to Univision, viewers chose their Best Dressed celebrities of the evening via a REAL-TIME Twitter vote.

Additional social plays included a Twitter Mirror, where winners posed for a special picture on the boardwalk and backstage that they then tweeted out to fans.

Chino y Nacho served as the evening's celebrity insider team photodocumenting exclusive content on Instagram and Facebook. Fan Twitter questions were also asked throughout the evening to celebrities on the carpet and shoutouts were broadcast on-screen in support of fan favorites. This year, fans were able to Tweet "Truth or Dares" for their favorite celebrities and select Q&As were presented during rehearsals this week.

Mashable's Associate Entertainment Editor Brian Hernandez was on-site equipped with the newest reporting technologies providing fans at home with unprecedented access to the show and their favorite celebrities.

Fans can relive the excitement of the show on PremiosJuventud.com, with the recaps of best moments, complete winners list, and vote for their red carpet favorites. Users can also view full performances of all of tonight's musical acts on the site and the UVideos app, including the stellar opening number by JLo and Pitbull, full analysis of the best and worst of the red carpet on El Fashionometro, and behind the scenes moments not seen on TV. The dedicated Premios Juventud Channel is also LIVE on the brand new Uforia music app - featuring the biggest and most popular artists and nominated songs from this year.

COMPLETE LIST OF WINNERS:

MOVIES CATEGORY:

Que Actorazo! (Best Actor): Antonio Banderas

Actriz Que se Roba la Pantalla (She Steals the Show): Jennifer Lopez

Pelicula Mas Padre (Favorite Flick): "Girl in Progress"

NOVELAS CATEGORY:

Esta Buenisimo! (He's so HOT!): Sebastian Rulli (Amores Verdaderos)

Chica Que Me Quita El Sueno (Girl of My Dreams): Blanca Soto (Porque el Amor Manda)

Mejor Tema Novelero (Best Novela Theme Song): "Me Puedes Pedir lo que Sea" - Marconi ft. Eiza Gonzalez (Amores Verdaderos)

MUSIC CATEGORY:

La Combinacion Perfecta (The Perfect Combo): "Llorar" - Jesse & Joy ft. Mario Domm

Que Rico Que Se Mueve! (Best Moves): Shakira

Voz del Momento (Red Hot Artist): Prince Royce

La Mas Pegajosa (Catchiest Tune): "Incondicional" - Prince Royce

Lo Toco Todo (Just Play It All): "Phase II" - Prince Royce

Mi Video Favorito (My Favorite Video): "Incondicional" - Prince Royce

El Super Tour (The Super Tour): "Mi Despedida Tour" - Vicente Fernandez

Cancion Corta-Venas (Heart-Wrenching Song): "Llorar" - Jesse & Joy ft. Mario Domm

Mi Ringtone (My Ringtone): "La Misma Gran Senora" - Jenni Rivera

Favorite Hitmaker: Bruno Mars

Favorite Hit: "When I Was Your Man" - Bruno Mars

Mi Artista Pop (My Pop Artist): Jenni Rivera

Mi Artista Regional Mexicano (My Regional Mexican Artist): Jenni Rivera

Mi Artista de Rock (My Rock Artist): Mana

Mi Artista Tropical (My Tropical Artist): Prince Royce

Mi Artista Urbano (My Urban Artist): Pitbull

Revelacion del Ano (Best New Young Artist): Kevin Ortiz

POP CATEGORY:

Siganme los Buenos (Follow Me): Jenni Rivera

Mi DJ Favorito (My Favorite DJ): Eddie "Piolin" Sotelo

SPORTS CATEGORY:

Deportista de Alto Voltaje (Most Electrifying Athlete): Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez

La Nueva Promesa (Promising New Player): Felix "El Diamante" Verdejo

Alejandra Barros Cristián de la Fuente Flavio Medina

Alejandra Barros and Flavio Medina confirm participation in the remake of 'Imperio de Cristal'

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Preparations are underway for the remake of the 1994 hit 'Imperio de Cristal', which will be produced by producer Carlos Moreno. We slowly get to know who are going to be the actors who will portray the roles portrayed by such actors as Rebecca Jones, Ari Telch, Kate del Castillo, Alejandro Tommasi, Cecilia Gabriela, Ignacio López Tarso and Alejandro Camacho in the original version.

The protagonist of the remake will be Chilean actor Cristián de la Fuente, who collaborated with Moreno in his last telenovela 'Amor Bravío' last year. Mexican actress Alejandra Barros confirmed via her twitter account that she’ll be participating in the telenovela. She wrote that although she won’t be the protagonist, she’s very happy to participate in this production.

Meanwhile, Flavio Medina will once again make things difficult for Cristián de la Fuente, with whom he also collaborated in 'Amor Bravío', as he was casted as the villain of the novela. He will portray César, the role that was originally played by Alejandro Camacho. Medina stated: “It’s a villain that will have a dark, difficult and complicated parts of his personality. I’m very happy to be working again with Carlos.”

The filming is expected to begin in August, while the telenovela should being airing during October.