Camaleona

Not to be confused with Camaleones.
Camaleona
GenreTelenovela
Written byCarolina Espada
Directed by
  • Otto Rodríguez
  • Arturo Páez
Starring
Country of originVenezuela
Original languageSpanish
No. of episodes116
Production
Executive producerCarlos Lamus Alcalá
Producers
  • Marco Godoy
  • Elide Peña Troconis
  • Rinixa Azócar
Production locationsCaracas, Venezuela
EditorAlexis Montero
Original release
NetworkRCTV
ReleaseMarch 14 (2007-03-14) –
November 6, 2007 (2007-11-06)
Related

Camaleona, is a Venezuelan telenovela produced by Carlos Lamus Alcalá for Radio Caracas Televisión in 2007.[1][2]

Juliet Lima and Daniel Elbittar star as the main protagonists, Dad Dáger, Karl Hoffman and Marianela González star as the main antagonists and Sheyene Gerardi as the villain.

Cast

  • Juliet Lima as Natalia Rivas / Elena / María Moñitos
  • Daniel Elbittar as Juan Pablo Alcántara
  • Dad Dáger as Claudia Ferrari / Octavia Ferrari
  • Karl Hoffman as Reynaldo Luzardo
  • Marianela González as Mercedes Luzardo
  • Ezequiel Stremiz as Luis Felipe Alcántara
  • Juan Carlos Alarcón as Leopoldo Tovar y Tovar III
  • Sheyene Gerardi as Susana Rincón
  • Marco Antonio Alcalá as Raimundo "Rambó" Borregales
  • Mayra Alejandra as Amapola "Pola" Rivas
  • Cayito Aponte as José Ignacio Rivas
  • Gioia Arismendi as Olga Carolina "Olguita" Luzardo
  • Relú Cardozo as María Cecilia
  • Albi De Abreu as Gustavo Casanova
  • Guillermo García as Ignacio "Iñaqui" Lofiego Rivas
  • Juan Carlos Gardié as Vittorio "Vitto" Lofiego
  • Alessandra Guilarte as Sofia
  • Simón Gómez as Rolito
  • Crisbel Henriquez as Flor Rivas
  • Carmen Alicia Lara as Mariángel "Gel" Lofiego Rivas
  • Romina Fernandes Russa as Esther
  • Deyalit López as Astrid Hernández
  • Cesar D' La Torre as Eduardo

References

  1. ^ Soniberth Jiménez (March 13, 2007). "Juliet Lima muda de piel en la televisión". El Universal (in Spanish). Retrieved May 29, 2015.
  2. ^ Daniel Elbittar (February 5, 2015). "#TBT grabando "Camaleona" #RCTV como se extraña lo q fue un hogar para muchos". Twitter (in Spanish). Retrieved May 29, 2015.


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