"Cuna de Lobos" is the Latin-American soap opera to which all other soaps have had to measure themselves to. This was a non-traditional story in which instead of the usual "star-crossed lovers" or the "Cinderella story", the characters went to extremes to get what they wanted, in this case, the custody of a child that for one couple would ensure a social status, and for one half of the second, was the stolen child. Everyone had a motive and was not what they seemed, which ensured plausible plot twists.
Based almost directly on "The Anniversary" (1968) (down to Maria Rubio's channeling of Bette Davis as her Catalina Creel character) and with clever references on "Dressed to Kill" (1980), this is a soap that demands to be seen and re-seen.
Based almost directly on "The Anniversary" (1968) (down to Maria Rubio's channeling of Bette Davis as her Catalina Creel character) and with clever references on "Dressed to Kill" (1980), this is a soap that demands to be seen and re-seen.