Luis Mesa

Yo soy Betty, la fea

Daniel Valencia

Beatriz Pinzón Solano is a brilliant economist with a master's degree in finance; she has only one flaw: she's ugly. Everything changes when she starts working at Ecomoda, one of the country's largest companies, where she meets and falls in love with Armando Mendoza. This time, life will give her a second chance to prove she can become the most desired and beloved woman in the world.

Surviving Escobar - Alias JJ

Clemente Díaz (Director de la Cárcel)

As the Medellín Cartel crumbles, Pablo Escobar's No. 1 hit man struggles to stay alive and gain respect in the prison hierarchy.

The Queen and the Conqueror

Fernando de Valenzuela

Years after Spanish conquistador Pedro de Heredia betrayed her people and broke her heart, indigenous woman Catalina reenters his life to get revenge.

La Nocturna

Octavio Salgar

The series tells the story of a group of adults who are repeating high school at a night school; The characters have different reasons why they left education in their adolescence.

Ecomoda

Daniel Valencia

Betty and Armando face new challenges as leaders of Ecomoda, a company in crisis. Between rivalries, betrayals, and the return of the unforgettable "Ugly Quarters," they must balance their family life while fighting to save the company's future.

Blood Ties

Gerardo Villamizar

In early-1800s Colombia, three high-society sisters act as spies to help rebels fight against Spanish rule, and to seek justice for their mother's death.

La lectora

Gabriel Sánchez

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Señora Isabel

Miguel Ángel Matiz Nuñez

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Diario de Bucaramanga

It is the year 1828 and the Liberator, Simón Bolívar, is accompanied by his General Staff in the Colombian town of Bucaramanga. From there, he waits for news of the events that take place in the Ocaña Convention, in which a new Constitution for Colombia must be produced. These are decisive, dramatic, conflictive days, of intrigue and betrayal led by General Francisco de Paula Santander, the events that occurred in Ocaña will be transcendental in the destiny of the last two years of life of Liberator Simón Bolívar and of his dream of Latin American unity.