Morelia is a Mexican telenovela produced by José Enrique Crousillat and Malú Crousillat for Televisa in 1995. Alpha Acosta and Arturo Peniche starred as protagonists, while Cecilia Bolocco starred as the main antagonist.
Plot
The story begins when the man who Morelia thinks is her father dies without revealing the secret of her true origin. A landowner in her hometown, Michoacán, harasses her and she is forced to run away. She arrives in Miami, where she has no choice but to work in a nightclub. During her first day at work, an insolent customer, Le Blanc goes too far with her. Morelia slaps him, and he accuses her of stealing his wallet after that.
Thanks to Carlos Montero, a lazy lawyer, she avoids going to jail, however she loses her job. Thus, Morelia begins to work as a maid at the Campos Miranda's residence, where she meets the oldest son, Jose Enrique. They fall in love, but their romance will be opposed by many.
Cast
Alpha Acosta as Morelia Solórzano Ríos/Morelia Montero Iturbide/Amanda Weiss
Arturo Peniche as José Enrique Campos Miranda
Cecilia Bolocco as Karina Lafontaine Smith de Montero
Lupita Ferrer as Ofelia Campos Miranda de Santibáñez
Jorge Salinas as Alberto "Beto" Solórzano Ríos
Salvador Pineda as Federico Campos Miranda
Sergio Basañez as Luis Campos Miranda
Herminia Martínez as Antonia Iturbide Pimentel Vda. de Campos Miranda
Norma Zúñiga as Mercedes
Raquel Montero as Luisiana Smith Vda. de Lafontaine
Javier Alberdi as Gustavo Santibáñez
Odalys García as Reina
Ana Margo as Kika
Ana Bertha Espín as Magdalena Ríos Vda. de Solórzano
Ramón Abascal as Germán Doré
Manuel Guízar as Avelino Robles
Patricia Noguera as Dania
Rene Lavan as Rony
Mario Martín as Benjamín Le Blanc
Marcela Cardona "Scarlata" as Jacqueline "Jackie" Campos Miranda Iturbide de Solórzano Marisela González "Kanela" as Juanita Humberto Rosenfeld as Tomy Adriana Catano as "Esmeralda" Eugenio Cobo as Arturo Solórzano Juan Pablo Gamboa as Osvaldo Valenzuela Mara Croatto as Sarah Giselle Blondet as Liza Marsella Daniel Alvarado as Lorenzo Campos Miranda Fernando Carrera as Bosco Sartini Raúl Durán as Efraín Araceli Martínez as Mireya Maritza Morgado as Lizette Jorge Bustamante as Landa Teresa Mayan as Carmita Julio Martínez as Barbarito Manolo Pérez Morales as Carlos Nuri Flores as Lala Liliana Rodríguez as Lulu Armando Roblan as Calvo Marta Velasco as Omara Andy Mendez as Pillete Yovana de la Cruz